In your voice
Every AI tool sounds like a robot wearing a whistle.
This one learns from your edits and maps to your terminology. After a few weeks, the drafts sound like you — your pacing, your words for each skill — and they’re grounded in what your players actually did this season. It’s the difference between an app and an assistant coach.
It starts from what you saw
Drafts are built from your logged observations of your roster — never from a generic template bank. If you didn’t observe it, the assistant doesn’t claim it.
Your edits teach it
Every time you rewrite a draft before approving it, that edit becomes part of how the assistant writes for you next time. It learns your pacing, your drill names, the way you actually talk to twelve-year-olds — from you, not from the internet.
It learns your terms, not just your tone
Every coach has their own words. You say “get back,” the app says “transition defense” — so you rename it once, under Your terms, and every chip, suggestion, and draft uses your word from then on. The defaults come from validated coaching vocabulary (NBA, PGC, USA Basketball); your word always wins.
It cites real progress
When a draft mentions a player’s development, it’s grounded in the verified record — the skill reps and unlocks actually logged this season. We track how often coaches accept grounded drafts versus not, because a draft that’s right about your player is the whole product.
You approve every word
The guard rails don’t come off: drafts pass the same banned-language check as everything else — even the AI’s output is screened — and nothing reaches a player or family until you approve it.
Free to start. Pro when the drafting carries your season.
The free plan stays free for volunteer coaches. Pro ($49/month) adds larger drafting allowances for the coach whose assistant works every night. See the Overnight Assistant.
Start free — teach it your voice