About us
We started because the wide shot was never on television
Terrace began as a tactical-camera feed for coaching staff and ended up as a broadcaster.
Origin
From coaching tool to broadcast
The tactical wide — the full-pitch shot coaches actually watch — was recorded at every ground and shown to nobody. We licensed it, put it online for a few hundred subscribers, and discovered a substantial audience that would rather see shape than a close-up of a manager's face.
- Every angle we carry is a real camera, not a crop
- We publish blackout reasons instead of hiding fixtures
- Commentary is optional on every feed
Tactical wide goes public
One competition, 400 subscribers.
Multi-angle switching
Six feeds on one timeline.
Replay in four minutes
Automated condensing with human review.
Low-latency delivery
Under five seconds end to end.
Nine linear channels
980k concurrent on a cup weekend.
How we work
Boring on purpose
We would rather run software that is three years old and understood than something new that pages us at 04:00.
Own the path
We buy transit from multiple carriers and peer directly wherever it is possible, so a single bad hop is never a single point of failure.
Write it down
Every incident gets a public write-up. Every design decision gets an RFC. Institutional memory beats heroics.
Some of the people behind it
A quarter of the company has been here since the first rack.
We are hiring
Remote-first across EU time zones, with a small office network for people who prefer one.