FullPitch
COMPARISON
Both apps turn an Apple Watch into a football GPS tracker for amateur players: distance, speed, sprints and a heatmap, with an optional Pro subscription. They differ in what’s free, whether you can record without a watch, and what happens around the match. Here’s an honest side-by-side.
Checked on 13 October 2026 against both US App Store listings. Prices vary by country and can change.
| Feature | FullPitch | Outplay |
|---|---|---|
| Record on Apple Watch | Yes | Yes |
| Record with only an iPhone | No, needs an Apple Watch | Yes |
| Distance, top speed, sprints, heart rate | Free | Free |
| Intensive runs, acceleration, deceleration | Not tracked | Free |
| Heatmap | Mini heatmap free; full heatmap fitted to your pitch in Pro | Heatmap free; interactive movement map with pitch setting in Pro |
| Goals and assists | Free, tagged live on the watch | Pro, added after the match |
| Shareable match card | Free | Free match summary |
| Medals, records and challenges | Free | Not in its listing |
| Trends across matches | Pro | Pro |
| Strava upload | No | Pro |
| Languages | English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese | English |
| Pro price (US App Store) | $4.99 a month or $24.99 a year | $2.99 a month or $24.99 a year |
| Requirements | iOS 18 and a GPS Apple Watch on watchOS 11 | iOS 18; Apple Watch on watchOS 10 |
| On the App Store since | September 2026 | March 2023 |
Explore the sample matches in the app before you record your first real one.
Download on the App StoreRequires iPhone with iOS 18 or later and a GPS-enabled Apple Watch with watchOS 11 or later.
Sources: the App Store listings for FullPitch and Outplay. Outplay is a trademark of its developer, Colour Software Limited. This page is published by FullPitch.