Create an account and you are in. Your training is set up for you and named after you, and the app opens on Practices. Coaching a team? Name it from the card there or in Account. Have a code from your coach? Enter it there, and everything you log lands in their team. A cleaner look. Cards sit flat and only the one you picked lifts, numbers line up, the Assistant Coach is a small button at the bottom right, and your flaming ball is on every empty screen. The selection in the bottom bar slides, a saved session draws its check, and it all holds still if your phone is set to reduce motion. Less to read. Roster, Practices and Coach say one line where there was a paragraph, Account is six rows you open one at a time, and the tutorial and tips say one line each with More when you want it. A tap you can feel: a light tap when you call a Make or a Miss, a firmer one when something is saved. Picking a player is one tap that opens your roster as a list, the same everywhere. Plays open on the plays: a pack shows its drills first, with the rules a tap below. And a new pack on the Coach plan, Continuity Transition Principles: the break by rules, from the lanes to the drag screen, flowing into Read the Defense Motion or Princeton 5-Out with no reset. Six plays, every read, both endings.

The join code, Rotate code and Rename are on the owner's Account. A coach's Account says to ask the owner for the code. The Player plan can be bought on the website now, monthly or yearly, beside Coach and Program. A subscription bought in a store or on the website works on one account. Restore Purchases says so if it is already in use. Sign-up asks who you are: a player or parent, a coach or trainer, or someone with a code from a coach. Players are in with one tap.

Sign-up asks who you are: a player or parent, a coach or trainer, or someone with a code from a coach. Players are in with one tap. Rename your team from Account.