Players learn it before practice
A play a player has answered questions about is a play you do not have to walk through twice.
Asked on the court
The player picks a position. The play runs to a moment and stops: where do you go? They tap the court; the reveal shows the right spot and the coaching note for that phase.
Generated from the play
Questions come from what you drew — who cuts, who screens, who gets the ball — so there is nothing to write. A whole playbook can be one quiz, including “name that play”.
AI quiz writer
On Coach, an AI writer adds read-and-react questions from the play’s structure: what do you do if they switch this screen? 30 quizzes a month on Coach, 100 per coach on Team.
Team results
On Team, your players’ quiz results come back to you in one place. Players never pay and never need more than a link.
Basketball play, drill and practice planning features
Drawing & animation
A play is a list of things players do. You draw those; the timing, the ball and the animation follow from them.
Simulated defense
Five defenders take their positions from the settings you choose and react to the offense you drew. Change one setting and run the same play again.
Drills & equipment
Practice runs on the same court as your plays. Put the equipment where it stands in the gym, draw who goes where, and watch it run.
Practice planner
A practice is a length and a list of blocks. Put it on the week, fill the minutes with drills, plays and your own blocks, and take the sheet to the gym.
Video export
If you post plays, the diagram is the content. Export it in the shape of the platform, rendered frame by frame so it never stutters.
Teams & playbooks
A playbook is one team’s plays, in the order you teach them.