Chart the game from the bench on your phone. The dashboard adds it up across the season — where the shots went, which groups outscored people, who does the work that never makes the book — so the calls you make Friday come from something more than a feeling.
Every coach keeps points, rebounds, assists. Almost nobody keeps the things that decide games — which five hold a lead, where the shots actually go in, whether what you drill on Tuesday shows up on Friday. These tools keep those.
Individual points don't tell you who wins minutes. Track the score while each group is on the floor and you usually learn something about your second unit you didn't expect.
Tap the court as the shot goes up. After a handful of games there's usually a gap between the shots you think you're getting and the ones on the chart.
Games count 100%, scrimmages 80%, practice 60%, so drill numbers don't flatter a season average. Log practices and you can see who shoots the same under pressure and who doesn't.
Each one works on its own during a game. If you'd rather not keep the book yourself, text your six-character team code to a parent — they can log stats without setting up an account.
Everything the other tools collect, added up by season — and where you ask the AI a question.
Tap where the shot went up. That's the whole interaction.
Who was on the floor while the score moved.
How much you get out of each trip down the floor.
For the paper book, after the bus ride home.
The stuff you notice from the bench and nobody writes down.
Find the holes, then work on them. Log the workouts and the games and the misses sort themselves — the weak hand, the left block, the corner they never shoot from. The next month of work goes where it's needed instead of where it's comfortable.
Three steps, and the first one you only do once.
Enter your players once in the dashboard. Every tool pulls the same roster, so a kid's stats stay in one place instead of split across three tools.
Do it yourself from the bench, or text the team code to a parent who's already sitting there anyway.
Season shot map, lineup numbers, hustle leaderboard — and a set of questions you can put to the AI when you don't want to read a table.
Nothing to install — it runs in a browser. Set your roster, chart one session, and see whether the numbers tell you anything you didn't already know.
Open Season Dashboard →