Skip to content
For high school coaches

Prepare, teach and scout from one playbook.

A drill bank, sets and plays, scouting reports, a practice planner, a film library and program guidelines. No more binders, whiteboard photos and drills buried in group texts: your whole program lives in one organized place your staff can open any time, on a laptop or their phone.

Drill bank

Every drill your staff runs, in one place.

  • Draw each drill on a court, in steps, with a caption on each one
  • Tags and drill types like warm-up, shooting or live competition
  • A skill focus and grade range on each drill, from freshman to varsity
  • A video link on any drill
  • Archive in bulk at the end of a season
Shell DrillBasketball · Live competition · Defense · Phases
Shell drill, phase 1, on a half court
Phase 1 Starting shell: ball with a player on the slot. Position defenders in the correct help-side positions.
Shell drill, phase 2, defenders rotating on the pass
Phase 2 On a pass: Defenders must move to their next help-side position (ball, gap, paint, midline) on the flight of the pass.
Shell drill, phase 3, passes around the perimeter
Phase 3 Multiple passes: Offensive players may pass the ball freely around the perimeter (no dribbling). Defensive players must jump or sprint to new help positions based on where the ball is.
Shell drill, phase 4, live play with a drive
Phase 4 LIVE! When a coach calls live, the offense can look to score. Defense must maintain help integrity while communicating with their other defenders. Possession ends on a stop or score.
Horns SingleBasketball · Offense · 2 phases
Phase 1Horns Single, phase 1

The 4 and the 5 pop to the 3-point line. The 1 can pass to either one.

Phase 2Horns Single, phase 2

The 1 sets an away screen for the 4 (who did not receive the first pass). The 4 curls hard to the basket or slips back door. This is the first look for the 5.

Sets and plays

Your playbook, step by step.

  • Draw each play in steps with a caption on every step
  • Passes, cuts, dribbles and screens each drawn their own way
  • Offense or defense, tagged so a play is easy to find
  • Add a video link to show it run at game speed
  • Drop plays into practice plans next to your drills
  • Print your playbook: your sets and plays, four or six to a page
Scouting reports

Walk into every game prepared.

  • Each opponent's players with position, height and your notes
  • The stats you care about: points, rebounds, assists, steals, turnovers and blocks, plus up to 20 of your own
  • Their sets, diagrammed on offense and defense, so you can teach the counter
  • Film links and your own sections for anything else your staff noticed
  • Print a one-page sheet for the bench
Bay Bridge PrepBay Bridge Classic, pool play
Example
General notes

They press after every made basket and fall back into a 2-3 once you cross half court. Beat the press with the long diagonal, then attack the high post.

Pace: they want 70 possessions. We want 55.

  • Their bench is thin: foul trouble on their point guard or best forward changes the game
  • They shoot free throws badly, so foul late rather than give up the layup
Stat breakdown
PlayerPTSREBASTSTLTOBLK
Best forward18.89.21.40.82.41.9
Point guard14.32.15.52.03.10.1
Shooting guard9.01.51.21.10.80.2
Center6.27.80.90.41.62.3
Coverage Solutions

Switch everything 1 through 4. On a 5-man ball screen, go under: their point guard does not shoot from there.

Out of Bounds

Baseline: box set, the back screen for their best forward every time. Jam the screener.

Late Game

Down one with under a minute left, they go to their best forward on the left block. Front him and bring the weak-side help early.

A practice plan with timed blocks, a Shell Drill with its diagram on the plan, and a running total18È23
Practice planner

Plan practice in minutes, run it to the minute.

  • Timed blocks with a running total, so practice ends on time
  • Pull in drills and plays from your bank, with their diagrams on the plan
  • Notes and video on any block
  • Save a plan as a template and reuse it all season
  • Print it with every diagram on a page at the back
Film library

Every game's film, in one place.

  • Add film from Hudl, YouTube or Vimeo by pasting the link
  • Keep your games and your opponents' games together, by team
  • YouTube and Vimeo play right in the app, and Hudl opens in a new tab
  • Link film to a scouting report or to one player on it
  • Share it with your coaching staff
Warriors
Dragons
84 min
Warriors vs Dragons
Varsity Boys
vs Dragons · Jan 16, 2027
Uploaded by Coach RamirezWatch on YouTube
Dragons
Ridgeview
Dragons vs Ridgeview
Varsity Boys Opponent film
Dragons · Jan 9, 2027
Uploaded by Coach RamirezWatch on Hudl

Example film cards. Team logos added for this page; the app's cards show a plain poster.

Program GuidelinesRead by every coach on your staff
Example
Program Philosophy

We develop players first, records second. Every decision starts from one question: does this make the player better and keep them in the game longer?

Effort is the one thing every player controls, every day.
Coaching Expectations
  1. A written practice plan, built in the Practice Planner
  2. Arrive 15 minutes before practice
  3. Communication with families goes through the app, never personal texts
  4. Score what you see in evaluations, not what you remember
Offensive & Defensive Principles · Season Timeline · Camps & Clinics
Program guidelines

Set the standard for your program.

  • Write your program's standards once: philosophy, offensive and defensive principles, and what you expect of every coach
  • Every coach on your staff reads the same page, from varsity down to freshman
  • Organize it in sections and reorder them as your program grows
  • Link your handbook, PDFs and videos right in a section
  • Print it or save it as a PDF to hand out
Pricing

Sold to the coach. Priced by your teams.

You buy it, not your school. From $99 a year for one team, priced by how many teams you have, with coach accounts for every team. Take a new job and everything you built comes with you.

Want a walkthrough first?

Thirty minutes with your drills, your plays and your season, or an order form for a program bigger than the plans above. Leave your email and we'll set it up.

Or email us at [email protected]