The initial needs
Paula Astiazaran wanted her teams, players and development plans in one place, connected to the calendar, training, Match Center and her own methodology.
- Teams
- Players & IDPs
- Calendar
- Game model
- Training sessions
- Exercise planning
- Match Center
What changed through use
The first version gave Paula something concrete to use. Then came the details that make a tool fit a coach’s day. These requests shaped the next versions.
Clone training sessions
Reuse and adapt a session across dates and both teams.
Try this workflowConnect exercises to the game model
Choose the principles and sub-principles alongside the exercise duration.
Try this workflowDraw the dribble
Add a dribbling path to the session-planning board.
Try this workflowSimulate substitutions
Plan the first and second half, then see the minutes each player would receive.
Try this workflowTrack playing time across the season
Bring recorded minutes together, ordered from most playing time to least.
Try this workflowShow names on the lineup
Choose whether player names appear in their tactical positions.
Try this workflowDraw each phase of the game plan
Give attacking, defending and transition ideas their own graphics.
Try this workflowPresent the plan
Take the match plan into a presentation for the players.
Try this workflowPrint the game plan
Take a clear copy of the plan to the field.
Try this workflowThis is the product.
Software that evolves around the person using it: their methodology, their workflow and the details that make their job easier.
What Would Your Version Look Like?This public example uses fictional players, sample sessions and sample match records. It does not access Paula’s live workspace or private player information. Her coaching methodology and the interface show the real workflow.