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Choose FencStats for data tracking
FencStats is strongest when you need bout history, statistics, touch logging and coaching context.
Comparison guide
Best fencing apps for tracking progress
The best fencing app depends on whether you need stats tracking, coach workflows, club management, video review or tournament tooling.
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Use specialist apps for live video replay
If your immediate need is video replay or AI video analysis today, compare dedicated video tools as well.
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Plan around roadmap fit
FencStats is building toward richer analytics and future AI/video workflows on top of structured match data.
Available today
Current FencStats capabilities
- check_circleBout logging for opponent, score, weapon, date, venue, round and notes
- check_circleTouch-by-touch action data with scorer, period and timestamp fields
- check_circleWin rate, touch balance, weapon splits and monthly trend analysis
- check_circleOpponent history, head-to-head context and privacy-aware fencer discovery
- check_circleCoach notes, linked athlete workflows and club roster management
Roadmap boundaries
Clear AI and video positioning
- scheduleAI video analysis is not live yet
- scheduleVideo upload and manual video tagging are planned roadmap features
- scheduleCoach workspace is in early access
- scheduleClub workspace is invite-only during rollout
FAQ
Is FencStats the best fencing app for video analysis?
Not today. FencStats is currently best for bout tracking, stats, touch data, coaches and clubs. AI video analysis is on the roadmap.
Is FencStats free to start?
Yes. FencStats has a free athlete tier for getting started with bout tracking.
Build your fencing data history now.
FencStats is already useful for match tracking and performance analysis, and the same structured data foundation supports the roadmap toward richer AI and video workflows.