Gaelic Football Video Analyzer

I am ready to commission “Táin Analytics,” a desktop application that lets Gaelic Football coaches review matches completely offline. The core of the job is building reliable player-centric reports; everything else supports that goal.

Scope and priorities
• The app must install and run natively on both Windows and macOS. I’m open to Electron or a Python + Qt stack—whichever gets us a smooth cross-platform build.
• Users load full-length games (single or synchronized multi-angle files), scrub through footage, tag plays, and instantly see consolidated stats for any selected player.
• From those tags the software should cut together highlight clips and compile printable or shareable PDF/CSV reports.
• Internet access in stadiums is patchy, so every feature—playback, tagging, clip rendering, report generation—needs to function without a cloud connection.

Workflow
I will provide sample multi-angle files and a summary of the metrics coaches track (possessions, tackles, turnovers, scores, distance covered). If you already leverage FFmpeg, OpenCV, or similar libraries inside Electron or Qt, great—just keep the final interface intuitive for non-technical staff.

Deliverables
1. Signed installers for Windows (.exe/.msi) and macOS (.dmg).
2. Source code with build instructions.
3. Short video demo showing multi-angle sync, a generated highlight reel, and a single-player report.

Timeline
I would like to see a working beta in two weeks and a polished release within a month. Continuous feedback and rapid iterations are welcomed so we hit that target comfortably.

If you have built sports analysis or offline media tools before, let me know; otherwise, showcase anything that proves your cross-platform desktop skills.