Your season rides on how you develop players.
Every coach knows the best players will be fine. Cheat Code is how you get the rest of the roster measurably better between week one and the playoffs, with practice plans, a playbook, and a development record for every kid in one app their parents already carry.
The apps you use were built by people who never coached.
You can tell within about four taps. The screens make sense to someone who has read about a season. They do not make sense to someone standing on a field at 6:40 with eleven kids and nine minutes of daylight.
Nobody installs a play by Thursday
You put in a new play Tuesday night and you need both assistants and every parent to have it before Thursday. There is no screen for that, because the person who built it has never done it. Same reason none of them can run a draft.
A season typed one event at a time
Fourteen games, two practices a week, picture day, playoffs. Hand-entered, one form at a time, by you, on a phone, after work. Nobody who shipped that flow has ever had to finish it.
No place to put one kid
You know exactly which player could take a step this month and exactly what they need to work on. Open any other team app and there is nowhere to write it down, so it stays in your head and the month goes by.
Which thread was that in?
Parents in one group text, assistants in another, the league in a third. A decision gets made in one of them and then lives nowhere. Half the team shows up at the old time.
Five tools, one app.
Each one exists because a head coach needed it and the software he was using did not have it.
- A season development plan for every player, not just the ones getting carries
- Weekly tasks you assign per player, so their work happens between practices
- Coach-written game reports in your words, sent when you choose to send them
- A chart that shows you, in one look, who has moved and who hasn't
- Each player's record is visible to that player's own parents and nobody else
- Drag drills into a timed plan and know when practice ends before you leave the house
- Share the plan with your assistants so they run their station without asking
- A real drill library for your sport, with video, loaded before you start
- First year coaching? You have a plan for practice in about five minutes
- A parents chat and a separate coaches chat, both in one place
- Your playbook, installed once, in every parent's hands that night
- Roster and calendar you set up once for the whole season
- Topics inside a chat, so the snack schedule stops burying the field change
- Team chat and a direct message to you, instead of nine replies to a group text
- The team calendar syncs to the calendar they already live by
- Push notifications that reach the phone, including the urgent ones
- Their child's plays, so the driveway counts as practice
- What their child is working on, in your words, which is the question they were going to ask anyway
- Score and rank every player as the tryout happens, not from memory afterward
- Drag to build your board, no paper, no re-typing
- Walk into the draft knowing your order and walk out with your team
Priced by how many teams you run.
Pick the plan that matches the number of teams you are responsible for, and move up when that number changes.
- Player Development: a plan, weekly tasks and game reports for every player
- Draft Board + Practice Builder
- Coaches & Parent Portal
- Team chat & DMs
- Everything in Coach
- Every team on one home page
- Switch teams in a tap
- Assistant coaches invited per team
- Build a practice plan once, run it with all of your teams
- Everything in Coach Pro, on every team in the program
- Admin Dashboard across every team
- League Team Health — adoption & activity, never player content
- Teams grouped by grade or age, whole season set up at once
- Priority support
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. A card is required to begin it and is charged when the trial ends, unless you cancel first. Cancel any time in two taps.