You don't need to become a coach by Saturday. You need plays on a wristband, a practice plan that fills the hour, and an answer when a parent asks about playing time. That's the whole app.
No credit card. Full access is $6.99/month — every team and sport you coach.
You said yes in a parking lot four weeks ago because the silence got awkward. Now twelve kids are looking at you, and here's what nobody mentioned.
So you draw something in the dirt, three kids run the wrong way, and the other coach calls the same sweep for four straight touchdowns.
Forty-five minutes, no idea what happens after warm-ups. Ten minutes in it turns into freeze tag and you're checking your watch.
One parent is tracking every play her kid didn't get. Saturday she's going to ask you about it, and you won't have an answer.
Four things, already done before you open the app.
Ten plays are already in there — eight on offense, two defenses — each with a plain-English note telling you exactly when to call it. Export a wristband PDF, four plays to a card, and print it on the printer you already own.
Tell it how long you've got and what you want to work on. It hands back a timed card — warm-up, two drills, play install, scrimmage — with a diagram for every drill so you set up cones by matching the picture, not decoding a paragraph.
Put the roster in and it builds the substitution chart before kickoff, then keeps every kid's minutes even across the game. When a parent asks, you don't argue — you show her the number.
Games, practices, snack weeks and field addresses live in one place. Send parents a link and they see all of it — no app to download, no account to make, no group chat where somebody asks what time again.
Nobody warned you about the group texts, the snack rotation, or the mom asking which field. That's most of the job. It all lives here.
Every kid with a jersey number, a position and a parent's phone number — on your phone, on the sideline, when you need to find out whose kid just got a bloody nose.
Both are first-class. Games carry the opponent and the field; practices link to that night's plan. One schedule instead of a league PDF and three text threads.
Assign the whole season once. Parents can see whose turn it is without asking you, and it stops being your wife buying oranges every Saturday.
One link, sent once. Parents open the schedule, the field address and the snack list in a browser. No account, no download, no new group chat to mute.
Set your depth chart before the game, then let it keep everyone's playing time even. The per-kid totals are your answer when a parent asks.
When the season ends, start a new one and carry the kids who came back. You're not retyping twelve names and twelve phone numbers every spring.
Football in the fall, basketball in the winter, soccer in the spring — it's the same app and mostly the same kids. Pick the sport and it changes its language: the right surface, the right positions, the right words. You don't learn a new tool every three months, and you don't retype the roster.
The sport the app was built for, and the only one with a playbook already written. 5v5, 6v6 or 7v7.
3v3 or 5v5. You get the court, the positions and the vocabulary — a set list, a call sheet, inbounds plays. Drawing your own sets is free here, because we haven't written the starter ones yet.
4v4 up to 11v11. A soccer coach doesn't call plays, he sets a shape — so here you draw formations and set pieces on a pitch, not routes on a field. Drawing them is free while we write the starter ones.
One subscription covers every team and every sport you coach — cancel anytime.
Per month · every team and sport on your account
Look around free first. Subscribe when you're ready to print.
Coach more than one team or sport? It's still $6.99 a month, total — not per team. Cancel anytime; nothing locks you in.
That's exactly who it's for. Every play comes with a note in plain English telling you when to call it. Every drill tells you what to say to the kids. There's no jargon to look up and nothing assumes you played.
Not yet, and we'd rather say so. Football comes with a written playbook and a drill library. Basketball and soccer give you the right court or pitch, the right positions and the right vocabulary — plus the full roster, schedule, lineup and parent link — but you draw your own sets and formations for now, which is why that part is free in those sports. Starter content is being written.
The free ones are mostly built to teach you the sport during the week — videos, articles, a library to work through — and they pay for themselves by selling you an upgrade all season. This one is built for Saturday. It prints the wristband, it builds the rotation, and it tells you which kid is short on minutes before a parent does. Those are the two moments you actually get judged on, and $6.99 a month covers every team you coach.
Yes — $6.99 a month, cancel anytime. It covers every team and every sport on your account, so if you run football in the fall and basketball in the winter, it's still one $6.99 bill, not two.
No. It's built for your phone — you'll use it standing on a sideline, and the roster and schedule work with no signal. The only thing you might want a printer for is the wristband, and any home printer works.
Pick your sport, league size and age group when you sign up — football runs 5v5 to 7v7, and every sport covers ages 5–6 through 11–12. The playbook and drills come sized for it.
Nothing. You send one link. They see the schedule, the snack list and the field address in their browser. No account, no app, no new group chat.
In football, four real plays from the starter playbook — a short pass, a deep shot, a run and a defense — so you can judge the quality before spending anything. In basketball and soccer, you can draw your own sets or formations for free.
Two minutes now and you show up Saturday with a plan instead of an apology.
No credit card. $6.99/month when you're ready — every team included.
No credit card · $6.99/month, every team included