The elite tracking data. Free.
Read from the film you already have.
The data only the richest programs had.
Installed tracking cost five and six figures and needed in-stadium hardware. Now any program gets it from film, free.
This is what "granular" actually means.
Every measurement below the event, the detail that says what a play really was. Here it is, sport by sport.
KVision tracks every detail below the play, from film. That is the granular data the engine runs on, and the data the elite tier pays six figures for.
Synergy spent two decades building the event tags, and it still does not produce what this produces, because the value was never in the tags. It is in the architecture that turns them into an evaluation.
And now that AI vision hands detection and tracking to anybody who wants them, the tagging layer that used to be the moat is a commodity. KVision's granularity sits above it, and the evaluation sits above that.
Everyone is about to be able to see the game. Almost nobody will be able to read it.
One pipeline resolves any source.
A parent's phone from the bleachers, a school stream, a broadcast feed, whatever a program already records. One pipeline resolves it, then a sport-specific layer reads what it detected. No installed hardware, nothing to set up.
The market's ceiling is a data ceiling.
You cannot reason past the data you capture. The market stops at the event, so it stops at shallower reasoning. KVision captures the detail below it, so the engine reasons at a level the market cannot reach, for any program on the OS, not just the ones that can pay for hardware.
Five rungs. Only one of them scores the film.
The first four stop at the event, short of the dimensions a real evaluation requires. KVision is the only layer that scores them, and the only one that does it from film instead of installed hardware.
Four of those rungs are somebody's whole company. All four of them are a line item here.
Every layer they sell separately is a built-in feature here.
Every one of those is a separate contract a program pays for. Here it is absorbed. A built-in feature, not a line item.
The longer you stay, the sharper it gets about you.
Every team starts with a real read from public data on day one. Feed film, and the engine is reading your actual possessions. The longer you stay, the sharper it gets about you.
Where you land inside each band depends on the sport, the film, and how much of it you feed. The engine reports a range because it has one. A single number would be tidier and less true.
V1 is what everyone has. V2 is what you get when you join. V3 is what you get when you stay.
You do not upload to KVision. You stream on KTV.
Every game streamed free on KTV is the data event. The free broadcast pulls in the film. The film sharpens the intelligence. And the sharper intelligence pulls in more film.
The thing that looks like free streaming is how the engine gets fed.
That is not a hidden cost. It is the whole reason we can afford to give away what everybody else is selling.
The elite tier's data, free, and deeper.
On the OS, from the film you already have.