Technical update: - Receiving near goal: body position and arrows corrected. - Exercises with a pass rule: players don't turn towards the goal until the pass count is reached. - Two new rondos.

Spanish and French: the whole app and every drill, machine translated. Choose the language under "More" (the three dots at the top of Exercises). Your draft is kept when you close the app, and the tabs are now "Draft" and "Saved sessions". Simpler filters: "Reset filters" when nothing matches, and Players starts at 12. Better in landscape: the coach button shows a short hint, and the buttons stay put. Easier to read in dark mode and with large text. The PDF sheet shows one clear setup picture per drill. Better advice when receiving near goal.

Suggested age: an optional filter in Exercises with four steps (ages 8-9, 10-11, 12-13 and 14-17). Pick one or more. It is a suggestion, not a rule - older players can happily do drills made for younger ones. Only with freeze: a new choice in the Show menu that lists only the drills where the coach stops the drill and shows the card. Italian and Northern Sami: the whole app and every drill, machine translated. Pick the language in «About the app». Better shot advice: a teammate in a passing shadow is no longer a passing option.

The coach: turn on the megaphone in landscape. The drill stops just before something works, tells you what to look for and gives praise when it works. Share as video: now 30 seconds in Reels format, with a closing card showing that the full drill is in the app. Passing shadows: see who the press has cut off from the player on the ball. Portuguese (Brazil): the whole app and every drill. Better advice: «GOAL!» only shows on a goal, and players follow the pass with their bodies.

- Share a session or an exercise as a normal link. It works for people who don't have the app yet, too. - “Help and support” in “About the app”, with answers to what coaches ask most. - Links to Pitch Instincts on Instagram, Threads and Facebook. - New logo: the wolf. - One new exercise and one reworked.

- “About the exercises”: the exercises are meant as inspiration, not as a rulebook. The rules are a starting point, and you use your own coaching sense. The note appears as a pop-up the first time you open an exercise, and now and then after that, and it sits at the bottom of every exercise. - New exercises and corrected texts.

- «Share as video»: make a portrait video of an exercise and share it. The drawing runs in rounds, the set-up appears one point at a time, and the video ends with the question from the exercise and a QR code to the app. Share it to Spond, Messages, WhatsApp or Instagram, or save it to Photos. - New exercises and corrected texts.

- «Next tip» on the start screen: flick to the next tip whenever you like. - «Previous step» and «Next step» in the animation: stop at each step and read the text at your own pace. - «About the app»: the story behind the app, plus easy ways to rate it, tell a coaching colleague and send feedback. - The session sheet (PDF) has a footer with the app name and a QR code, so colleagues can find the app. - xG and xA are shown as estimates, with an explanation in the key. - The advice for the player on the ball and the off-ball runs follow the phase in exercises where the teams switch direction midway. - New exercises and corrected texts.

- The setup on every exercise is short points instead of a paragraph. - More exercises, with setup, equipment and coaching points. - Turn the phone: the player on the ball gets advice on what to do - play, carry or secure - and near goal whether to shoot or pass. - Off-ball runs point to a spot with room, not just a direction. - The distance to the ball is shown in metres and seconds, and the time follows the length of the pass.

«Minor improvements».