Features
Seven things, done properly.
Shotcaller covers the whole season: build or import the plays, prep against real looks, find the answer to each one, plan the game, log it, let the results sharpen the playbook — and keep the team in the loop the whole way.
Play designer
Formation to finished play in seconds.
Drop the formation, pull routes from the tree or draw them freehand, name it, done. Guidance on when you want the rules checked, off when you already know them. A trick play takes the same seconds as a slant.
Playbook import
Bring the playbook you already have.
Import any PDF playbook and install it as real, editable plays. Last year's coach, a clinic handout, a book you bought online, an export from another app — no redrawing, no week of data entry, and every play is ready for the Matchup Workspace the moment it lands.
Scout team library
Their defense, already drawn.
A library of offensive and defensive scout team looks — fronts, coverages, blitzes, motions, formations — ready to run your plays against. Pick what the opponent shows and you're prepping in seconds, not sketching their scheme from memory.
Matchup Workspace
Put a defense on the field before they do.
Load any play against any scout look and watch it run. Rate and rank your plays against each matchup, tag the key read, set the progression, fork the audible. A folder of plays becomes a playbook that knows which call beats which look.
Game plan and call sheets
From saved matchups to a printed call sheet.
Build the week's plan from the looks the opponent runs and the matchups you've already rated. The plays that beat their defense rise to the top. Print the call sheet and the wrist cards from the same plan, so the band can't drift from the sheet.
Game logging and stats
Log the game live. Feed the playbook.
Tap the play you called and what happened. Team and player stats build themselves, and every logged rep flows back into the matchup ratings — so next week's plan starts from what actually worked against that look.
Team management
Everything a team app does. Minus the noise.
Roster, team chat, announcements and a schedule for games, practices and tournaments — in the same app as the playbook. Coach announcements get their own notification, so a field change never gets buried under forty messages about snacks.