About
Built by MIZE, for coaches.
XquiX Studio started from a simple frustration: water polo is played in three dimensions and taught on a flat whiteboard that gets wiped after every session.
Why it exists.
Coaching a sport played in water is unusually hard to do with a marker pen. Players move constantly, position is relative, and the thing you are trying to teach is usually a sequence rather than a snapshot. A whiteboard can only show one moment, and only until someone needs the board.
XquiX Studio is an attempt to give coaches something that matches the game: a board that moves, that knows what a pool and a shot clock and an exclusion are, and that still has your work on it tomorrow.
It is built for the coach who does not have an analyst, a video crew, or a spare assistant — which is nearly all of them.
Where it is.
XquiX Studio is in active development and free to use. Water polo is the first sport, chosen because it is the one we know best and the one worst served by existing tools — but the platform is not built to be water-polo-only.
If you are coaching with it and something is wrong, missing, or nearly right, that feedback shapes what gets built next.