The bench isn'ta desk.

You're coaching, managing rotations, talking to the kid you just subbed out. Keeping stats shouldn't become one more job.

During the game

One tap per play

Points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, turnovers, minutes. Shooting split by type, because a combined percentage won't tell you whether the problem is at the line or behind the arc.

On iPhone during the game, on iPad when the tablet's sitting on the bench.

At halftime

The totals are already there

Who's played how many minutes, who's giving the ball away, which lineups produced something. You adjust based on what happened, not on what you remember.

After the game

What the season says

Trends update. Player comparison puts everyone on the same measures. A full report goes out in one tap — for the program, for a player, or for you.

Through to practice

From the read to the session

Saturday's read becomes Tuesday's session. Pick drills from the library — shooting, ball handling, defense, conditioning — build a program, and send it to the player who needs it.

Season over season

The book doesn't reset

Seasons stay side by side, including when a player moves up a level and the coach changes with them.

An internet connection — cellular or Wi-Fi — is required to log a game and read stats.

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