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3 MINUTES IS ALL IT TAKES TO MASTER SOCCERBEE

If you are a player new to SOCCERBEE or unfamiliar with app services provided with wearable devices, please read this guide carefully just once.
It will ensure you have a smooth and hassle-free experience using SOCCERBEE going forward.

HOW 

THE GPS TRACKER AND APP WORK

SOCCERBEE is designed not only for training sessions but also for in-game performance analysis. Our system allows you to fully focus on your match while it is in progress, and immediately after the game—before leaving the pitch—you can download all data stored on your GPS tracker into the app and view your analysis results on the spot.

Pre-Match
Player

Player

Wears GPS tracker before the match and plays normally.

Tracking
GPS Tracker

GPS Tracker

Automatically records movement and stores up to 3 hours of data.

Sync
Soccerbee App

Soccerbee App

Syncs data via Bluetooth right after the match with one tap.

Post-Analysis
Analysis

Analysis

Instantly view heatmaps, performance metrics, and session insights.

GLOSSARY 
OF TERMS

GPS Tracker icon

GPS Tracker

Hardware that records and stores GPS data (BEE PRO or BEE LITE).

Data Set icon

Data Set

A unit of recorded data stored in the GPS tracker. Each data set can record up to 3 hours.

LINK Button icon

LINK Button

A button in the app that connects the GPS tracker to the app via Bluetooth.

Number of Sessions icon

Number of Sessions

When a data set stored in the GPS tracker is downloaded into the app, it can be divided into 1–8 sessions for analysis. For example, if you played a first half and second half, the session count would be 2.

GPS TRACKER PROPERTIES


The GPS tracker stores players’ location and time information. While recording a data set, it does not need to be connected to the app. All data is stored safely in the tracker until it is fully downloaded into the app. Once a data set is successfully transferred, it is deleted from the tracker.

Data sets are segmented each time you power off the tracker. For example, if you switch the device off three times before downloading, the tracker will contain three data sets.

A single data set can record for up to 3 hours. If the device runs longer than 3 hours without being powered off or connected to the app, it will automatically close that data set at the 3-hour mark and begin recording into a new one.

While the GPS tracker is connected to the app, it will not record data. Therefore, during training or matches, always turn on the GPS tracker but do not connect it to the app until the activity has ended.

APP PROPERTIES

Once you install the SOCCERBEE app and complete registration, a unique account is created. All data sets you download from the GPS tracker are stored in your personal cloud storage linked to that account.

The app is responsible for downloading, analyzing, and displaying your results. All historical data remains stored in the cloud and tied to your account.

Even if you change your phone, as long as you log into your SOCCERBEE account on the new device, all your past history will remain accessible.

If you forget your account details and create a new account with a different email, that new account will not contain your previous history, and you will need to start accumulating data from scratch. To avoid this, make sure to store your SOCCERBEE account information in a secure and memorable way.

HOW TO USE

1. Getting Started
Case 1: Home Setup

1. Getting Started

Case 1: Setting Up at Home Before Using SOCCERBEE

  1. Download the app by searching “SOCCERBEE” in the App Store or Google Play.
  2. Register with a valid email address and complete email verification.
  3. Subscribe to activate SOCCERBEE’s analysis services.
  4. Power on your purchased GPS tracker and place it near your phone. Tap the LINK button at the bottom center of the app to register the tracker to your account.
  5. Once registration is complete, turn off the GPS tracker and disconnect it from the app.
  6. You are now ready to use SOCCERBEE. Before your match or training session, power on the GPS tracker about 5 minutes before kick-off to begin recording.
Case 2: First Time at Pitch

1. Getting Started

Case 2: Receiving the GPS Tracker for the First Time at the Pitch

  1. If you need to immediately join a match, simply turn on the GPS tracker and place it in the vest pocket.
  2. Wear the vest and play without worrying about installing the app yet.
  3. Once your activity is completely finished, install the app, register, subscribe, and then connect the tracker to the app following Case 1.
  4. You will then be able to download your recorded data set into the app right away.
2. Recording Data Sets
Main Instructions

2. Recording Data Sets During Training or Matches

  1. Only power on the GPS tracker once you have arrived at the pitch.
  2. Turn it on about 5 minutes before the match begins.
  3. Do not power off the tracker during breaks. Wait until the match (or all sessions) has ended, then connect the tracker to the app before leaving the pitch to download your data set.
  4. If you do not intend to download the data immediately, you must power off the tracker before leaving the pitch. Otherwise, it will continue recording unnecessary data such as your journey home.
3. Downloading & Analysis
Case 1: Quick Analysis

3. Downloading Data Sets and Running Analysis

Case 1: Quick Analysis

  1. Once a data set has been downloaded, you will see the Quick Analysis / Detailed Analysis selection screen.
  2. Tap CHECK NOW for immediate summary results.
  3. You will instantly see your total play time, distance covered, and top speed. You can always run a detailed analysis later.
Case 2: Detailed Analysis

3. Downloading Data Sets and Running Analysis

Case 2: Detailed Analysis

  1. After downloading a data set, select Detailed Analysis.
  2. You will go through five guided steps of input.
  3. Carefully read and provide accurate information at each step.

Important Notes:

  • Step 2 (Pitch Size): Input the correct pitch information. Choose FULL if you used the entire field, HALF for half-field play, or MINI for small-sided games (5v5–7v7). Adjust the semi-transparent green box on the map so it fully covers the GPS dots representing your activity.
    Step 2 Screenshot
  • Step 4 (Sessions): Input the correct number of sessions along with their start and end times, and select the position you played. For example, if you played first and second halves, set the session count to 2. Use the timeline graph and its handles to mark session times, and then assign positions accurately.
    Step 4 Screenshot

INCORRECT USAGE EXAMPLES

1. Turning on the GPS tracker while keeping it connected to the app during play.
 
→ The tracker does not record data while connected. Always connect only after the activity ends.


2. Turning on the tracker at home before traveling to the pitch.
 
→ This will record unnecessary GPS data of your travel route. Always power on the tracker only at the pitch, 5 minutes before kick-off.


3. Not downloading or turning off the tracker after the game and carrying it home.
 
→ This will record your journey home as part of the data. Always download immediately after the match or switch off the device before leaving.

FAQ

Do you have any additional questions? Check the Frequently Asked Questions below or contact our support team.

3 MINUTES IS ALL 
IT TAKES TO MASTER 
SOCCERBEE

If you are a player new to SOCCERBEE or unfamiliar with app services provided with wearable devices, please read this guide carefully just once. It will ensure you have a smooth and hassle-free experience using SOCCERBEE going forward.

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How the GPS Tracker 
and App Work

SOCCERBEE is designed not only for training sessions but also for in-game performance analysis. Our system allows you to fully focus on your match while it is in progress, and immediately after the game—before leaving the pitch—you can download all data stored on your GPS tracker into the app and view your analysis results on the spot.

Pre-Match
Player

Player

Wears GPS tracker before the match and plays normally.

Tracking
GPS Tracker

GPS Tracker

Automatically records movement and stores up to 3 hours of data.

Sync
Soccerbee App

Soccerbee App

Syncs data via Bluetooth right after the match with one tap.

Post-Analysis
Analysis

Analysis

Instantly view heatmaps, performance metrics, and session insights.

Glossary of Terms

GPS Tracker icon

GPS Tracker

Hardware that records and stores GPS data (BEE PRO or BEE LITE).

Data Set icon

Data Set

A unit of recorded data stored in the GPS tracker. Each data set can record up to 3 hours.

LINK Button icon

LINK Button

A button in the app that connects the GPS tracker to the app via Bluetooth.

Number of Sessions icon

Number of Sessions

When a data set stored in the GPS tracker is downloaded into the app, it can be divided into 1–8 sessions for analysis. For example, if you played a first half and second half, the session count would be 2.

GPS Tracker Properties

The GPS tracker stores players’ location and time information. While recording a data set, it does not need to be connected to the app. All data is stored safely in the tracker until it is fully downloaded into the app. Once a data set is successfully transferred, it is deleted from the tracker.


Data sets are segmented each time you power off the tracker. For example, if you switch the device off three times before downloading, the tracker will contain three data sets.


A single data set can record for up to 3 hours. If the device runs longer than 3 hours without being powered off or connected to the app, it will automatically close that data set at the 3-hour mark and begin recording into a new one.


While the GPS tracker is connected to the app, it will not record data. Therefore, during training or matches, always turn on the GPS tracker but do not connect it to the app until the activity has ended.

App Properties

Once you install the SOCCERBEE app and complete registration, a unique account is created. All data sets you download from the GPS tracker are stored in your personal cloud storage linked to that account.


The app is responsible for downloading, analyzing, and displaying your results. All historical data remains stored in the cloud and tied to your account.


Even if you change your phone, as long as you log into your SOCCERBEE account on the new device, all your past history will remain accessible.


If you forget your account details and create a new account with a different email, that new account will not contain your previous history, and you will need to start accumulating data from scratch. To avoid this, make sure to store your SOCCERBEE account information in a secure and memorable way.

How to Use

1. Getting Started

Case 1: Setting Up at Home Before Using SOCCERBEE

  1. Download the app by searching “SOCCERBEE” in the App Store or Google Play.
  2. Register with a valid email address and complete email verification.
  3. Subscribe to activate SOCCERBEE’s analysis services.
  4. Power on your purchased GPS tracker and place it near your phone. Tap the LINK button at the bottom center of the app to register the tracker to your account.
  5. Once registration is complete, turn off the GPS tracker and disconnect it from the app.
  6. You are now ready to use SOCCERBEE. Before your match or training session, power on the GPS tracker about 5 minutes before kick-off to begin recording.

1. Getting Started

Case 2: Receiving the GPS Tracker for the First Time at the Pitch

  1. If you need to immediately join a match, simply turn on the GPS tracker and place it in the vest pocket.
  2. Wear the vest and play without worrying about installing the app yet.
  3. Once your activity is completely finished, install the app, register, subscribe, and then connect the tracker to the app following Case 1.
  4. You will then be able to download your recorded data set into the app right away.

2. Recording Data Sets During Training or Matches

  1. Only power on the GPS tracker once you have arrived at the pitch.
  2. Turn it on about 5 minutes before the match begins.
  3. Do not power off the tracker during breaks. Wait until the match (or all sessions) has ended, then connect the tracker to the app before leaving the pitch to download your data set.
  4. If you do not intend to download the data immediately, you must power off the tracker before leaving the pitch. Otherwise, it will continue recording unnecessary data such as your journey home.

3. Downloading Data Sets and Running Analysis

Case 1: Quick Analysis

  1. Once a data set has been downloaded, you will see the Quick Analysis / Detailed Analysis selection screen.
  2. Tap CHECK NOW for immediate summary results.
  3. You will instantly see your total play time, distance covered, and top speed. You can always run a detailed analysis later.

3. Downloading Data Sets and Running Analysis

Case 2: Detailed Analysis

  1. After downloading a data set, select Detailed Analysis.
  2. You will go through five guided steps of input.
  3. Carefully read and provide accurate information at each step.

Important Notes:

  • Step 2 (Pitch Size): Input the correct pitch information. Choose FULL if you used the entire field, HALF for half-field play, or MINI for small-sided games (5v5–7v7). Adjust the semi-transparent green box on the map so it fully covers the GPS dots representing your activity.
    Step 2 Screenshot
  • Step 4 (Sessions): Input the correct number of sessions along with their start and end times, and select the position you played. For example, if you played first and second halves, set the session count to 2. Use the timeline graph and its handles to mark session times, and then assign positions accurately.
    Step 4 Screenshot

Incorrect Usage Examples

1. Turning on the GPS tracker while keeping it connected to the app during play.
 
→ The tracker does not record data while connected. Always connect only after the activity ends.


2. Turning on the tracker at home before traveling to the pitch.
 
→ This will record unnecessary GPS data of your travel route. Always power on the tracker only at the pitch, 5 minutes before kick-off.


3. Not downloading or turning off the tracker after the game and carrying it home.
 
→ This will record your journey home as part of the data. Always download immediately after the match or switch off the device before leaving.

FAQ

Do you have any additional questions? Check the Frequently Asked Questions or contact our support team.

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