Practice plans
The AI practice plan generator that starts from what you saw.
Most generators hand you a drill list. HooperCard drafts next week’s basketball practice plan from your own observations of your own roster — in your voice, with your approval on every word.
Step 1
You tap what you saw
At practice or a game: who did what, which skill showed up, what needs work. Seconds per player, on your phone, in the moment.
Step 2
The assistant drafts the plan
Next practice arrives drafted from those observations — warm-up, teaching block, small-sided work — built around what your roster actually needs this week, phrased the way you talk.
Step 3
You approve every word
Edit it, cut it, rewrite it — nothing is final until you say so. Your edits also teach it your voice, so drafts sound more like you as the season goes.
How is this different from a free practice plan generator?
Generic generators assemble drills from a library and know nothing about your team. HooperCard drafts from your own logged observations of your own roster — so the plan targets what your players actually showed you this week, and it reads like you wrote it, because you approve and edit every word.
Does the AI decide anything on its own?
No. It drafts; you decide. Nothing reaches a player or parent until the coach approves it, and the AI never rates players or compares them to each other.
What does it cost?
The free plan is free for volunteer coaches and stays that way. Pro ($49/month) adds larger AI-drafting allowances.
Prefer paper tonight? Start with the free player development plan template.