Basketball · sport pack
A basketball stats tracker and training log that stays yours.
Positions, a full box score and film notes in basketball's own words. Log every game and workout, keep your box score season to season, and carry the record with you from team to team.
Basketball stats tracker
The box score, game by game.
Pick your position, then log the numbers your game actually keeps. The trend builds itself across the season.
Positions
- PG · Point guard
- SG · Shooting guard
- SF · Small forward
- PF · Power forward
- C · Centre
Box score
- Points
- FG made
- FG att.
- 3P made
- 3P att.
- FT made
- FT att.
- Off. reb.
- Def. reb.
- Assists
- Turnovers
- Steals
- Blocks
- Fouls
- +/-
Basketball film notes
Film notes in basketball's own words.
Tag the possession, note what happened and link it to the goal you are working on.
16 film tags
- Closeout
- Pick-and-roll (ball)
- Pick-and-roll (coverage)
- Help defence
- Transition
- Shot selection
- Catch-and-shoot
- Finishing at the rim
- Off-ball movement
- Spacing
- Box-out
- Ball pressure
- Post play
- Free throws
- Turnover
- Communication
Basketball training log
Goals, workouts and the evidence behind them.
Set a goal, log the workouts that train it, and see the games that show whether it is working. Goals basketball players start with:
- Catch-and-shoot from the corner
- Weak-hand finishing
- Closeouts under control
- Reading the pick-and-roll
- Free-throw routine
- First step
- Boxing out every shot
- Fewer live-ball turnovers
Readiness and load
The daily standard, in any sport.
Game-day load and the same daily routine every athlete keeps.
- Morning check-in
- Sleep, energy, soreness, mind. Fifteen seconds, and today is planned around it.
- Training load
- Every session written down — what, how long, how hard. A trend, never a prediction.
- Fuel
- Meals timed to your sessions and competition. Never a weight cut.
- Evening review
- The game, the clip, the goal it moves. Evidence, not a feeling.
- The pain gate
- Log pain of 4 out of 10 or more and recovery leads; at 6 or more the app tells you to get it looked at by a qualified professional. It never says you are cleared to play.
The AI film reader, the tactical board, the study library and Match Review are soccer-only for now. They open for basketball only once they have been built and tested with basketball players.