Paul Zuiderduin
Paul Zuiderduin
Sports, education, and practical app building

I build sports and practical apps that I actually want to use.

I studied Human Movement and Health Sciences at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and completed my bachelor degree there. Right now, I am doing the ALO at the Hogeschool van Arnhem en Nijmegen to become a physical education teacher.

Outside study and coaching, I enjoy geocaching and spending time with my two dogs: a Swiss White Shepherd and a Golden Retriever. I always have new app ideas in my head, and this website is where those ideas turn into usable tools.

Support This Work

If these apps are useful to you, you can support further development through Ko-fi.

Paul Zuiderduin

Builder, coach, and PE teacher in training.

What I build

Tools for coaches and teams that make tracking, analysis, and decisions faster and clearer.

Shot tracking Scoring logs Player reports Video snippets

Contact

If you have feedback, ideas, or want to collaborate, send me a message.

Apps on this website

These are practical tools I actively develop and use, grouped by sports and other use cases.

Sports apps

Tools for coaching, analysis, and finding where to watch sports.

Waterpolo Hub

Match management, shotmap, analytics, scoring, possession mapping, player report cards, and local video analysis.

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Field Hockey Hub

Team setup, event tracking, match overviews, and analytics with the same workflow as Waterpolo Hub.

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Sportkijken

Dutch sports watch guide: choose football, Formula 1, and tennis to see where to watch and whether each stream is free or paid.

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Other apps

Practical tools for everyday decisions and media tasks.

Zorgvergelijker

Compare your expected yearly healthcare costs across Dutch insurance policies based on the care you think you will actually use.

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MOV2MP4

Convert .MOV files to .mp4 directly in your browser with drag-and-drop and per-file downloads.

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What is next

New sports tools, practical utilities, and experiments that turn everyday ideas into usable software.