The clips are already on your phone. ReelUpp turns them into a reel that looks like it aired — in your browser, in one evening, with zero editing skills.
Whole games or single plays, straight off the phone — up to ten videos in one reel. Pick the sport and every graphic follows it.
ReelUpp scans the footage and marks the plays worth keeping. You trim a handful of scenes instead of scrubbing through hours.
One tap locks the spotlight on your kid — then the theme dresses the whole reel: name plate, scoreboard, transitions.
Export up to 4K in any shape you need — vertical for socials, wide for a coach's inbox — and drop the link before bed.
Q1 · 12:04
Q2 · 03:41
Q3 · 08:17
Sideline
Q4 · 01:58
OT · 00:22
Scoreboards, stat cards, spotlight markers and transitions are built per sport — not one template stretched over all of them.
One click restyles the whole reel — intro card, name plate, scoreboard, spotlight and transitions move together.
One tap and the frame locks onto your athlete — the marker changes with the theme.
The plays worth keeping surface on their own, so a reel is an evening, not a project.
Editing runs in your browser, on your device. Game video never sits on someone else's server.
Vertical, square or wide — out of the browser you already have.
A limited first group goes in before public launch. What they get doesn't come back later.
No. If you can pick photos on your phone, you can build a reel. Choose the sport and theme, trim a few scenes, tap your athlete — the editor handles graphics, timing and audio balance.
Yes — footage shot from the stands is exactly what ReelUpp is built around, and several videos can be cut into one reel.
Pricing is announced at launch and the list hears first. Everyone on it keeps the founder rate plus bonus credits — that's the whole point of joining early.
One email when the doors open. Founder pricing locked. Bonus credits waiting.