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.

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.

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.

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.

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.