One platform, not a stack of apps
One sign-in and one organisation across radio, video, sport, music and media.
Read more →Why ONARLY
Connected software for radio, video, sport and media.
Organisations that produce radio, video and sport usually work with many separate tools—for the broadcast, the stats, the team, the files and the website. ONARLY builds these tools as one connected platform: one account, one organisation, one Hub, and products that pass work to each other instead of asking people to copy it across.
ONARLY / WHY ONARLY
01 / THE SHORT ANSWER
Why organisations choose to work with ONARLY.
We are open about where each product stands. Some are ready to use, some are being developed, and some are planned. Every product carries its status.
Built around real workflows
Match-day operation, coaching, live production, station operation and media handling.
Read more →Developed with the people who use it
Feedback, beta testing and partnerships shape what we build next.
Read more →02 / OUR VISION
One connected platform for creating, producing and sharing.
ONARLY develops software that lets organisations create, produce and share media and run their activities from one connected platform. Our products cover radio, broadcast production, editing, match-day sport operation, team coaching, music creation and media management, with further products in development for websites, commerce, print production and mobility. They share one account, one organisation model and one Hub, so that the work done in one product can continue in the next.
The full story of how ONARLY started and where it is heading will be published here once it has been written and approved by the company.
03 / WHY OUR ECOSYSTEM
What a connected platform means in practice.
Each theme describes the need, how ONARLY responds and the practical value. Labels show whether it is built today or still in development.
Connected technology ecosystem
- The need
- When each tool has its own users, data and login, people spend time moving information between them and keeping copies in sync.
- How ONARLY responds
- ONARLY workspaces share one account, one organisation and membership model, and one Hub. Products follow a simple rule: one owner per domain—other products hold a reference, not a copy.
- Practical value
- One place to sign in and manage access, and fewer duplicated files and records.
Practical solutions for real needs
- The need
- Organisations need tools for specific jobs—running a match clock, preparing a practice, switching a live broadcast—not generic platforms they must configure themselves.
- How ONARLY responds
- Each product is built for a concrete job: match control with score, clocks and venue screens; playbooks, practice and game plans; Preview/Program switching; station decks and automation.
- Practical value
- Tools that start from the task rather than from configuration.
Integration between products
- The need
- The value of one tool often depends on another: a match needs its score on the broadcast; game film needs to become a highlight.
- How ONARLY responds
- Match state drives the live video scoreboard today. Game-to-replay, clip-to-edit and public team data flows are documented in the ONARLY ecosystem API and are being developed.
- Practical value
- Work continues in the next product instead of being exported, re-uploaded and re-entered.
Flexible product architecture
- The need
- Organisations differ: a club may need coaching tools but not radio; a station may need radio but not sport.
- How ONARLY responds
- Products are separate workspaces behind one Hub, each with its own address. Storage is abstracted behind providers such as ONARLY Cloud, Google Drive or S3-compatible storage, depending on configuration.
- Practical value
- Use the products you need; add others later without introducing a new system.
Scalable systems
- The need
- Tools chosen for one team or one season should not have to be replaced when the organisation grows.
- How ONARLY responds
- A multi-organisation model with roles and database-level access rules, reused by new products instead of rebuilt for each one.
- Practical value
- New teams, members and products are added within the same structure.
Simplified digital workflows
- The need
- Manual steps between tools are slow and easy to get wrong.
- How ONARLY responds
- Shared identity, shared media through ASSET MANAGER, and product-to-product handoffs.
- Practical value
- Fewer manual steps between planning, production and publication.
Long-term product development
- The need
- Organisations need confidence that a tool is maintained and that its status is described honestly.
- How ONARLY responds
- Products move through documented release gates, status is recorded centrally, and unavailable functions are labelled in the product rather than simulated.
- Practical value
- You can see what is ready today and what is not.
Collaboration with customers and partners
- The need
- Tools built without their users rarely fit real practice.
- How ONARLY responds
- In-app feedback for bugs and wishes, the ONARLY Guide, a beta programme and the partnership models on this site.
- Practical value
- The people who use ONARLY influence what is built and in which order.
04 / WHY OUR PRODUCTS
Every product starts from a specific need.
What each product is for, what exists today and what is still ahead.
ONARLY HUB
Why a unified control centre matters
- The need
- With several products, people need one place to start, one account and a clear view of what they can access.
- Today
- Sign-in landing, workspace cards with status labels, search and switching between workspaces, Guide and Feedback.
- Next
- Cross-workspace projects, assets and activity are shown as empty states until an aggregating service exists.
- How it connects
- Every ONARLY workspace opens from, and returns to, HUB.
ONARLY ARENAHUB
Why clubs and coaches need connected tools
- The need
- Coaching staff often keep playbooks, practice plans, game plans, film and rosters in separate documents, drives and apps. Keeping them aligned across a season takes time, and players receive material in several places.
- Today
- Roster, team profile and seasons, playbook, installs, practice and game plans, and film room with clips and angles are built in the application. The hosted backend is not yet deployed.
- Next
- Schedule, messages, community, scouting, highlights and team pages are being developed. Payments, AI analysis and live replay are planned.
- How it connects
- Live production and replay stay in BROADCAST STUDIO, highlight editing in DIRECTOR and public team pages in WEBSITE BUILDER—ARENAHUB references them rather than copying them.
ONARLY DRIVE
Why transport operators need an integrated platform
- The need
- Taxi and mobility operators handle bookings, dispatch, drivers, customer communication and payment—often in separate systems or partly by phone.
- Today
- A mobility platform for booking, dispatch and drivers, with the QabGo customer app and white-label customer apps built from one codebase and a customer booking API. It is developed as a separate product.
- Next
- A standalone DRIVE core service is planned. Production release is pending.
- How it connects
- WEBSITE BUILDER sites can include a DRIVE booking block, verified in a staging environment.
ONARLY CREATIVE ART
Why clubs could benefit from accessible content tools
- The need
- Clubs and organisations need match graphics, social media formats and consistent branding, usually without a design team.
- Today
- Not built yet. CREATIVE ART is planned as content creation for sport and organisations: brand kits, match graphics, social formats and templates.
- How it connects
- Planned to use ONARLY match data and ASSET MANAGER media.
ONARLY PRINTBUDDY
Why print studios need a production workflow
- The need
- Artwork that reaches a print shop is rarely ready for the machine. DTF, DTG, screen, vinyl and sublimation each have their own preparation steps, and mistakes are often found only after printing.
- Today
- In development: method-specific preparation, preflight checks (ready, warning, blocked), screen-print colour separation, vinyl cut files, sublimation transfer layouts, plus jobs, machines, materials and cost estimates. ICC colour conversion and soft proofing are not included.
- Next
- A hosted beta for invited print shops is being prepared.
- How it connects
- Uses ONARLY accounts and organisations.
ONARLY WEBSITE BUILDER
Why a dedicated website experience matters
- The need
- An organisation's public website often duplicates information that already exists elsewhere—schedules, rosters, booking options—and falls out of date.
- Today
- In development: the shared ONARLY website engine for branding, templates, drafts, publishing with roles and publication history, with blocks that show live product data. The first block is DRIVE booking.
- Next
- More templates, multi-page editing, domain provisioning and search-engine rendering are planned.
- How it connects
- WEBSITE BUILDER owns presentation; each product keeps ownership of its own data.
RADIO, BROADCAST STUDIO, DIRECTOR, COMPOSER, FLEX, ASSET MANAGER, CHANNEL, OPERA and every other ONARLY product are described on their product pages.
05 / WHY SPORTS ORGANISATIONS
Sports federations: possible areas of cooperation.
Federations differ in size, sport, resources and digital maturity, so there is no single model. Any cooperation would start from the federation's own priorities.
These are possible areas of cooperation. ONARLY has no federation agreement at present.
| Area | A need some federations have | What ONARLY could contribute |
|---|---|---|
| Digital development | A shared direction for clubs' digital tools | Connected tools and a partner willing to discuss priorities |
| Club support | Clubs with limited volunteer time | Ready-made match-day and coaching workspaces |
| Coach education | Consistent teaching material | Digital playbooks, installs and practice plans as a teaching medium |
| Video analysis | Film study beyond elite level | Film room with clips and multiple angles |
| Player development | Following players across seasons | Permanent player profiles with participation per season |
| Digital communication | Reaching clubs, teams and players | Team messages and community—in development |
| Shared resources | Material produced once and reused by many clubs | Shared playbook and education content—an idea to explore together |
| Technology adoption | Clubs unsure where to start | Pilots with onboarding and the ONARLY Guide |
Member clubs could benefit from tools shaped by their federation's requirements, onboarding through a familiar channel and material that works the same way across clubs. The current sport profile in the ONARLY application is American Football; other sports require further development.
Sports clubs: why connected tools rather than separate ones
Many clubs run their season with a mix of spreadsheets, shared drives, messaging groups, video files and printed plays. Each tool works on its own; the effort goes into keeping them aligned. ONARLY ARENAHUB brings the coaching side of the club into one team workspace, connected to ONARLY's production tools.
| Club need | The problem in practice | ONARLY's approach |
|---|---|---|
| Team management | Rosters and staff lists kept in several places | Players, coaches, team profile and seasons |
| Coaching | Coaching content scattered across files | Playbook, installs and game plans in one workspace |
| Practice planning | Plans disconnected from the playbook | Practice plans next to the playbook they teach |
| Playbooks | Paper or slide playbooks are hard to keep current | A digital playbook with installs |
| Video analysis | Film shared as loose files | Film room with clips and angles |
| Player development | History lost between seasons | Permanent profiles, participation per season |
| Communication | Messages spread across private apps | Team messages and community—in development |
| Live streaming and replay | Separate streaming tools | Live production in ONARLY BROADCAST STUDIO; ARENAHUB links replays to the game |
When the playbook, practice plan and film sit in one workspace, a change in one is visible from the others, and players receive material in one place. When match-day operation and the broadcast share data, the score on screen comes from the same source as the score at the venue.
06 / WHY TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS
Connect at a defined point, not through one-off work.
ONARLY is built around documented boundaries between products, so technology companies can connect hardware, services or data at an agreed interface.
Complementary expertise
Partners bring hardware, infrastructure or domain expertise that ONARLY does not build.
Technical integrations
Defined integration points: typed control commands, storage providers and the ecosystem API in development.
Shared development
Joint specification and testing of an integration before anything is announced.
Joint solutions
Packaged offers that combine a partner's product with ONARLY products.
Different customer groups
Stations, clubs, producers, print shops and mobility operators.
Joint marketing
Announcements and demonstrations under a shared, approved campaign process.
Technology collaborations are presented on the Partners page once both parties have confirmed them.
07 / WHY BUSINESS PARTNERS
Proposed ways to work together commercially.
All models are open for discussion. None of them describes an existing agreement.
| Partner type | Possible opportunity | Possible model |
|---|---|---|
| Distribution partners | Offering ONARLY products in a market or segment | Reseller or referral agreement |
| Commercial partners | Packaged offers for a vertical such as clubs, stations or print shops | Joint offering with agreed roles |
| Sponsors | Agreed visibility at ONARLY events and in ONARLY channels | Sponsorship agreement |
| Service providers | Onboarding, training, support or production services around ONARLY | Service partner agreement |
| Technology companies | Integrations and shared solutions | See technology partnerships |
In-product sponsor placements, for example on venue screens or public channels, are not a product feature today.
08 / WHY NOW
The needs ONARLY is designed for.
Not every organisation has these challenges, and not to the same degree. Where they exist, they are what ONARLY's products are designed to address.
| Challenge | How it typically appears | How ONARLY is designed to respond |
|---|---|---|
| Fragmented software | Many tools, each with its own login and data | One account, one organisation, one Hub |
| Manual workflows | Exporting, re-uploading and re-typing between tools | Product-to-product handoffs |
| Coordinating teams | Staff and volunteers working from different versions | Shared workspaces with roles |
| Disconnected communication | Information spread across private messaging groups | Team messages and community, in development |
| Content production | Graphics, video and highlights need specialist tools | BROADCAST STUDIO and DIRECTOR in development; CREATIVE ART planned |
| Accessible digital tools | Tools that need installation, special hardware or specialists | Browser-based workspaces |
09 / WHY TOGETHER
Better tools come from the people who use them.
We want to work with clubs, federations, broadcasters, technology companies and business partners to decide what is built next and to test it in real conditions.
Product development
Pilot users show which workflows matter and which do not.
Knowledge sharing
Coaches, operators and engineers bring domain knowledge; ONARLY turns it into tools others can use too.
Mutual growth
Partners get tools and influence; ONARLY gets validated products and reach.
A club season pilot
A club uses ARENAHUB match control on match days and the ARENAHUB team space for playbook and film during one season. Each month the coaches and ONARLY review what works. At the end, both decide whether to continue and whether to publish a case study.
An illustration, not a description of an existing partnership.A federation coach-education programme
A federation builds a shared set of installs and practice plans for its coaching courses. Member clubs start from the same material.
An illustration, not a description of an existing partnership.A technology integration
A hardware company and ONARLY specify how its control surface sends commands through ONARLY's typed command protocol, test it together and announce it only when both approve.
An illustration, not a description of an existing partnership.A local service partner
A media production company offers match broadcasting to clubs using ONARLY BROADCAST STUDIO and ARENAHUB match control, with ONARLY providing the software and second-line support.
An illustration, not a description of an existing partnership.Work with ONARLY
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