What’s New

Choose a fixed number of rows per page for call sheets and playbooks, or let the layout size itself automatically.

Align play names and formation labels left, center, or right. Fine-tune wrist-coach title sizing and field guides to keep small diagrams readable.

Bring photographed play sheets into an editable playbook. Compare the source and generated diagram, choose your colors, name the play, and open it directly in the editor for refinement.

Multi-play sheets show a queue with progress for each play. Recent workspaces make it easier to return to an import, and improvements preserve more of the original formation and route geometry.

Choose circles, squares, diamonds, triangles, or stars for your player markers. Give your quarterback a star or distinguish players in whatever way makes your play easier to teach.

Marker appearance is separate from player assignments, so changing a shape keeps the player’s role and routes intact.

Navigation and Home loading have been improved so you can get to your teams and upcoming events sooner.

Optional tools load separately, repeated calendar reads have been reduced, and team messages reconnect more efficiently.

Delay a player’s release after the snap or add a stutter point along the route. Animation pauses at the marked point so players can see the timing.

Timing survives mirroring and saved route templates. Stutter marks also appear in printed diagrams and coaching notes.

Recent improvements help Cal stay grounded in the current play and its saved notes, preserve requested edits, and handle multi-play requests more consistently.

Cal can help with offense and defense, coaching notes, situational planning, and playbook organization. Review proposed changes before saving them to your team.

Organize calls by red zone, short yardage, opening drive, or your own custom situations. Add concise Look For and Key reminders beside each call.

Build a branded, diagram-free sideline sheet with adjustable priorities, table colors, text size, and density. Coach Cal can help propose situations and cues for you to review.

Browse calls by situation or use a saved Situational Call Sheet during the game. Keep Look For and Key reminders with the current and queued call.

Tablet workflows also make it easier to record defensive outcomes and credit player contributions while working from the sideline.

Attach a schedule and Cal builds a source-backed draft. Unclear or missing details stay visible for you to correct instead of being guessed.

After approval, Cal creates the events and keeps a record of the import. You can undo it while those events remain unchanged.

Bookmark a play for review or star it for a highlight reel. Teaching clips and celebration clips can be selected independently.

Review Clips are grouped by the exact game or practice, helping the team watch the teaching cutups in order. Coach-only clips stay private until you choose to share them.

Record passing, rushing, receiving, and defensive contributions from Game Mode and film review. Review player totals and game-by-game results from the roster.

Film Room game summaries bring recorded stats together and support CSV export. Players and guardians see published results; coaches can review drafts before sharing.

Ask Cal to add players from a pasted list or spreadsheet rows. Names, jersey numbers, and positions carry into the reviewed import.

Cal can also help list, edit, and remove roster players. Review proposed changes before applying them to your team.

Star the plays you want to celebrate, then build a highlight video from a single game or across your team’s film library. Standalone play clips and marked plays from full-game footage can be included together.

Preview the sequence, trim plays, and choose whether to include saved annotations. Share the finished reel and control whether players can download it.

Film Room now supports a 4K plan for preserving eligible high-resolution footage. Resumable uploads help large source files reach the library reliably.

Playback adapts to your connection, while quality controls let you choose the detail you need for review. 4K requires the corresponding Film Room plan.

Supported Android E-Ink tablets get a high-contrast, low-motion Paper View designed for reading plays at the field.

Browse cached plays, search thumbnails, read notes, and use portrait or landscape layouts. Switch back to the full app whenever you need the rest of your tools.

Upload game footage, mark plays, and turn the full game into focused coaching review. Pause, step through frames, and add drawings or timed notes to explain what you see.

Create review clips and highlights, discuss reps with your team, and share film when you choose. Team film is private by default. Film Room has its own subscription.

Pause or step through frames to draw, add arrows and circles, or place a text note directly on the film. Saved markup appears over the relevant part of playback.

Share a note-specific link that takes an authorized viewer to the marked frame. Timestamped replies keep the conversation connected to the rep.

The New Play menu takes you straight to pre-built Football Library plays for your team’s format. Explore diagrams, coaching cues, and guidance on when a concept works.

Coaching Guides bring plays together into focused packages for common problems. Install a complete package into a compatible playbook and make it your own.

Share a Game Mode join code or QR code with a parent or assistant. They can record outcomes without joining the team or changing your playbook.

On a laptop, the booth provides a snap-by-snap view for down, distance, field position, and corrections without moving the coach’s sideline screen. You control who stays connected.

Link a practice plan to a practice or scrimmage. The event shows its timed agenda, including stations and coaching notes, and the plan carries into the event email.

Use one plan for a recurring series or choose a different plan for an individual date. Plans stay staff-only until you choose to share them.

Create Team Board polls with one or multiple choices, then share the poll into team chat so everyone can jump back to the same response.

Choose shared responses per player or individual responses per team member, review live totals, and close voting when you have your answer.

Attach jobs to a game or practice with instructions, a report time, and a meeting location. Assign someone directly or let team members volunteer for an open spot.

The team Tasks hub brings upcoming opportunities and assignments together. Backup lists, automatic promotion, and reminders help keep each job covered.

Use the phone’s share sheet to send the current saved version of a play. Recipients get a clean, mobile-friendly viewer.

The individual play link does not require someone to join the full playbook, making it easy to explain a call or show another coach an idea.

The automatic offline rollout downloads your playbooks in the native app and refreshes them in the background, reducing the need to download each book individually.

This capability is in staged early access. If it is not enabled for your account, use Download for offline before leaving Wi-Fi. Cloud tools still need an internet connection.

Download playbooks in the iOS or Android app and open their plays on the sideline without a signal. Cached playbooks refresh when you reconnect.

Offline indicators help you see which playbooks are available. Download before heading to the field; cloud features such as Coach Cal still need a connection.

Save a drawn route as a named template, then apply it from Your routes in the Quick Routes panel. Your personal templates are visible only to you.

Templates preserve color, line weight, and dashed styling. They mirror automatically for the opposite side of the formation, and you can rename or delete them anytime.

Start with a Call sheet, Playbook, or Wrist coach format, then choose a preset instead of building every layout from scratch.

Open Customize when you need finer control over diagrams, labels, and notes. Save reusable presets for the way your staff and players use printed plays.

Ask Cal for a practice plan tailored to your team and age group. Review the proposed drills and timing before saving.

The plan opens in the structured timeline editor, with ordered blocks and optional parallel stations so different groups can work at the same time.

Send a copy link and the recipient can claim a standalone playbook as their own. They become the owner of their copy and can edit it independently.

Use it to share a starter package with another coach. Your later edits stay in your original playbook rather than changing their copy.

Subscribe to a private team calendar feed in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. Games and practices appear alongside your other commitments.

Use the Subscribe option on the team calendar to get its feed. Schedule changes sync through your calendar app’s normal refresh cycle.