What is Veo Go?
Veo Go is Veo's BYOD (bring your own device) product launched in 2026. It uses two iPhones taped to opposite corners of the field, stitched in software, with a required Veo subscription. It is hardware-free for the customer.
How is Trackd different from Veo Go?
Trackd uses a physical motorised pan-tilt mount that follows the ball with one iPhone. Veo Go uses a digital crop across two iPhones. Trackd has no subscription; Veo Go requires Veo's annual subscription.
Which produces better-looking footage?
Subjective, but most parents and coaches prefer the physical-mount look because it produces broadcast-style framing with real camera motion. Analysts who want to re-frame in post sometimes prefer the wide stitched feed Veo Go produces.
Do I need two phones for Trackd?
No — Trackd uses one iPhone on the motorised mount. Veo Go requires two.
Will Veo Go work with my older iPhone?
Veo Go's exact compatibility matrix is still being clarified by Veo as the product rolls out. Trackd supports iPhone 12 or newer running iOS 17 or later.
How much more does Veo Go cost over 3 years?
Hardware: both are effectively zero (you supply the phones). Subscription: roughly US$450/yr for Veo Go vs zero for Trackd. Over three years that's about US$1,350 in Veo Go's column vs US$199 for Trackd (the one-off mount purchase). Difference: ~US$1,200.
Can I use Trackd footage in Veo's editor?
Trackd produces standard MP4. If you also subscribe to Veo, you could in principle upload Trackd's footage as a source clip, though Veo's editor is optimised for footage captured by Veo's own products.
