Recon is match and pit scouting for FRC teams. Your scouts use their own phones, your strategy table gets a live dashboard and a picklist, and every team on Recon can pool its scouting — for one event or the whole season.

Counting balls at match speed is impossible, so Recon doesn't ask. A scout holds the button while their robot shoots and says roughly how fast. After the match, Recon splits the official alliance total between the three robots using what the scouts held.

Every number on the dashboard is either exact, straight from the official results, or estimated and shown with its margin of error. Charts show who is getting better, who plays defence, and who gets defended.

Pick any upcoming match and Recon projects both alliances: fuel, tower points, win chance, where each robot likes to start, and who is likely to play defence on whom.

Pit scouts see the venue's own floor plan, coloured by what has already been scouted, so they know where to walk next. Two scouts never end up at the same pit: opening a robot's form tells every other phone who has it.

All scouting on Recon is shared between teams. Look at just your own team's numbers, or add every other team's scouting on top. Then choose this event, or each robot's whole season so far.
There is nothing to install on anybody's phone or laptop. Everything runs here.
Make an account, pick your event, and paste in a Nexus or Blue Alliance key so the schedule arrives on its own.
Show scouts a QR code or an 8-letter code. They're scouting for your team in seconds — no accounts, no app store.
The dashboard updates as each match ends. Add your strategy people with their own sign-ins, and build the picklist together.
No. A scout types their team's join code or scans its QR code, in the phone's normal browser. Only leads and strategy people sign in.
Scouting carries on. Every phone saves what it records straight away and sends it when it can reach Recon again, over wifi or mobile data.
Match and pit scouting is shared with the other teams on Recon — that's what makes the "ours + everyone" view work. Your picklist, your scouts' individual grades, your API keys and your team's accounts are never shared.
The join code is the team. A phone that uses your code scouts only for you, and remembers it for the season. If a code gets out, your admin makes a new one and every phone has to rejoin.
Yes. Recon is open source and also runs as a single team's hub on one laptop at the venue, with nothing hosted at all.
The 2026 FRC game, REBUILT presented by Haas: fuel, the hub, the tower and its three climb levels.
Set your team up in a minute. Your scouts only need the join code.