The 2026 FIFA World Cup is here — and a generation of kids will spend the month playing soccer in the local park inspired by what they're watching on TV. Trackd is the US$199 AI camera mount that lets parents, coaches, and grassroots clubs film those matches hands-free, so the moments don't pass without a record. In stock and shipping now.
Why this matters during the tournament
Major tournaments drive a measurable spike in grassroots participation. Kids who watch Messi, Mbappé or the Matildas play want to be on a pitch the next morning. Many of those moments — first goals, first hat-tricks, the season's best free kicks — happen in the World Cup window. Without a hands-free camera, most of them aren't captured. Trackd's pitch is simple: don't miss them.
What Trackd does during a match
- Films full matches automatically from the sideline tripod.
- Tracks the ball using on-device AI — no subscription, no cloud, no internet needed.
- Records to your iPhone in 4K HDR; clips share instantly via iMessage, WhatsApp, or Drive.
- One mount can be passed between teams in a club across a Saturday's matches.
- Pairs naturally with the World Cup viewing experience — kids watching real games, then playing their own with the camera on.
Ordering and dispatch
Trackd is in stock for World Cup month and dispatches once payment clears. Order now and we'll email tracking as soon as it ships. Free standard shipping is available to supported regions; orders can be cancelled any time before dispatch for a full refund.
World Cup at home: practical guide
- Set up the family living room for tournament viewing — record start times for your time zone.
- After each broadcast match, take the inspired kids to the local pitch. Bring Trackd in a backpack.
- Tripod up, iPhone in, press record — full setup under 60 seconds.
- Film the pickup game or club match. Share clips with friends and family who watched the broadcast that morning.
- End-of-summer: assemble a season highlight reel from all the tournament-window matches.