Playbook: a recorded play now lights up each cut, pass and screen as it happens. Shaky hand-drawn lines come out clean (undo gives back the line as drawn), the Screen tool asks who sets it and for whom, and shared videos and PDFs carry a small Baseline mark that Pro can switch off. Scrimmage can run with no time limit. Phones held sideways: the clock and score keypads, the exit and period sheets and the foul and lineup pickers now fit the screen.

Team colours you can tell apart: red, blue, yellow, green, white, black, orange, purple, light blue and pink, plus fluorescent yellow, green and pink for training bibs. The same colours in games, scrimmage and multi-team. On a phone, the scoreboard, scrimmage, multi-team games and drill timers now turn to landscape, where every button is full size. Menus still rotate freely, and an iPad works either way up.

New: the Playbook. Draw up a play in the notation coaches read, add frames and watch it run — free. Baseline Pro keeps your plays and adds a library of cuts and screens, formations, zone, press and man-to-man defences, and sharing as an image, PDF, GIF or video. Also: FIBA 3x3 no longer fouls a player out on personal fouls, saving a custom preset now works, and the phone's new game screen shows every preset.