Futnow launches its closed beta and brings together over 1,000 players

Futnow continues to develop its service for indoor football players and reaches a first milestone, welcoming more than 1,000 users to its closed beta. These players are already using Futnow in a limited number of partner centres across France and enjoy privileged access to the first features.

This closed beta aims to gather feedback from players in the Futnow community while validating the rollout of the service. A successful first step, which now allows every registered player to access the statistics of their games as soon as their match ends.

The success of this launch from the very first weeks confirms players’ strong appetite for a way to quantify and track their sporting performance. Futnow is the first service in Europe that enables any player to access this kind of information in a team sport, without installing any equipment themselves or wearing connected devices.

These advances are part of a wider movement of sport being transformed by technology. In its 2026 annual study carried out with PwC France, the SporTech collective notably highlights the growing role of artificial intelligence and data in the evolution of sporting practices and the improvement of performance. A context that confirms the potential of solutions that make performance statistics accessible to as many people as possible.

The study highlights how sporting practices are evolving, becoming more flexible and personalised, as well as the growing importance of self-quantification, which helps athletes better understand and track their performance (PwC France / SporTech France, Tendances de la Sportech 2026).

Futnow is part of this movement as it pursues its mission: to offer its users an augmented sporting experience and strengthen their engagement.