Your playbook. Your stats. One app.
Draw your plays, print the wristbands, call them on Saturday, and tag each snap with the call you actually made. By Monday you know which calls worked — because the playbook and the stat sheet were never separate things.
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Draw it once. Use it all week, and on game day.
- Chart your plays. Routes, motion and formations on a canvas built for flag, with your own terminology for formation, motion, play, direction and tag.
- Custom route tree. Redraw a route once and every play that runs it updates to match.
- Call sheets and wristbands. Printed with the play actually drawn on them, sized to real wristband windows.
- Sideline whiteboard. Start from any formation, sketch the adjustment in real time, and save it as a new play.
- Offense and defense together. Both sides of the ball in one team playbook, filterable by formation and category.
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Fast enough for the sideline. Deep enough for Monday.
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SITUATION KEEPS ITSELF
Drive number, down, distance and ball spot advance on their own as you log snaps. Nobody on your staff is tracking the chains twice.
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YOUR PLAYBOOK, LIVE
Tag the call you actually made from your own formation and play chips. This is what lets the app grade play-call effectiveness later.
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THE RESULT, IN ONE ROW
Run or pass, then what happened — caught, incomplete, dropped, overthrown, intercepted, scrambled. One row covers every outcome.
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ONLY THE FIELDS THAT APPLY
A completed pass asks for passer, receiver, yardage and tackler. Change the result and the row changes with it, so you are never staring at fields that cannot apply.
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BOTH SIDES OF THE BALL
Flip between your offense and your defense without leaving the screen, so one person charts the whole game.
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TAP THE FIELD, NOT A FORM
Two taps on the field set where the ball was caught and where the play ended. The yardage, the drive chart and the field-position report all come from that.
Why the two halves are one app
Draw
Plays in your own words
Call sheet and wristbands
Call
From the sheet you printed
Tag
The snap, with its call
Grade
Which calls actually worked
Rules that match
5v5 through 7v7, built around NFHS and NFL FLAG — no kicking, no-run zones, and one- and two-point conversions from the 5 and the 10.
A real defensive line
Flag pulls, pass breakups, interceptions, forced fumbles and snap counts, player by player — so the defensive half of your box score is as detailed as the offensive half.
The small things that decide whether an app survives a season.
Roster from a screenshot
Import jersey numbers and names straight from a roster image, then review before saving.
Share with your staff
Send teams, playbooks, and games to another coach's iPad by AirDrop, Messages, or Mail.
Rotations and depth
Set up to three units per side, with rotation tables printed on the call sheet.
Works with no signal
Everything stays on the iPad. No accounts, no cloud sync, no bars needed at the field.
Share live to a bench iPad
An assistant follows score, situation, and every stat tab as it happens, without touching your inputs.
Reports and season totals
HTML reports and CSV exports, with records, team totals, and player lines rolling up across the season on their own.
Currently in beta, with staffs running real seasons.
Coaches Box Flag Football is in TestFlight while we run it through live Saturdays. Email us and we'll get you in, or set up a walkthrough before your season starts — and if you need something to hand a program director, there's a printable one-pager below.