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What is Gemsy

Gemsy is AI football scouting software: you describe the player you need in plain language and Vega, its AI model, searches the database, compares candidates and writes scouting reports ready for a signing decision.

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Gemsy in one sentence

Gemsy is AI football scouting software: you describe the player you need in plain language and Vega, its AI model, searches the database, compares candidates and writes scouting reports ready for a signing decision.

Key facts

What it isWeb-based AI football scouting software
AI modelVega, Gemsy’s own model
Coverage150,000+ men and 16,500+ women players; 450+ leagues and groups with squads in 110 countries; 12 women’s leagues
What it doesPlain-language player search, player profiles, comparisons, similar players, shortlists and scouting reports with a signing verdict
ExportPDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint
LanguagesEnglish, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese and Thai
Who it is forClubs, sporting directors, scouts, agencies and analysts
PlansFree, Pro and Elite: see plans
Other productsGemsy Connect (work on top of a club’s own database) and a public API
Website and contactgemsy.es · [email protected]

What it does

  • Finds players from a description. “Left-footed centre back, under 24, a starter in the Eredivisie or the Liga Portugal” or “young right winger who scores and already plays in a top league”: Gemsy understands the request, searches the whole database and explains why it suggests each candidate. More in AI football scouting.
  • Writes scouting reports. Eight sections —summary, fit and performance, physical, technical and tactical profile, risks, contract and market, verdict— with every figure dated and gaps declared. There is a full real example in AI scouting report.
  • Compares players head to head and finds players similar to a given one.
  • Tracks players in shortlists so you can return to them when the window opens.

What makes it different

Gemsy does not try to have more data than the big platforms in the industry. Its bet is the quality of the report: something you can read in a meeting and defend in front of whoever has to sign off. That translates into rules applied to every report: do not invent (what is not in the data is not stated), date every figure, declare gaps and end with a clear recommendation and its conditions.

The other difference is reach: Gemsy is AI scouting for all of football, professional and semi-professional, men’s and women’s, across 450+ leagues and groups in 110 countries. The same report works for a Premier League player, a J1 League player in Japan or a Liga MX player.

What it does not do

  • It has no match video and no GPS or camera-based physical tracking data.
  • It does not replace going to the stadium: reports say which matches to watch and what to confirm.
  • It does not present market value as a price: value is a dated reference.
  • It does not decide for the club: it organises the information and proposes a reasoned verdict.

Who is behind it

Gemsy is a service of DRScout, owner of the platform as stated in the legal notice (Spanish).

Frequently asked questions

What is Gemsy?

Gemsy is AI football scouting software: you describe the player you need in plain language and Vega, its AI model, searches the database, compares candidates and writes scouting reports ready for a signing decision.

What is Vega?

Vega is Gemsy’s artificial intelligence model: it interprets what you ask, searches the database, compares players and writes the reports. Each generation of the model is named after a star, and Vega is the eighth.

Who is Gemsy for?

Clubs, sporting directors, scouts, player agencies and analysts who need to assess many players in little time, in professional and semi-professional football in any country.

Is Gemsy free?

It has a free plan to try it, with no card required, and paid plans (Pro and Elite) with more usage, more leagues and team features. Details are on the plans page.

Which languages does it support?

Seven: English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese and Thai. Reports are written in the language they are requested in.