Features

Every Practice Makes It Smarter

The AI Practice Planner learns from your feedback to deliver better recommendations over time.

What the AI Tracks:

• Drill Effectiveness: Which drills work well for your team's age group and context
• Your Preferences: Drills you favor, practice structures you prefer
• Practice History: What skills you've covered recently to ensure variety

How to Help It Learn:

1. After running a practice, rate how each drill went
2. The AI notes which drills worked and which didn't
3. Future plans automatically favor drills that work for your team

1. Start a game by selecting rules from the "Games" tab.
2. Assign operator roles (e.g., Score Operator, Timer Operator).
3. Set team and player names, then tip-off.
4. Track the score, fouls, and time during the game.
5. Review game stats after the match ends.

Every AI-generated practice plan follows academically-validated phases for optimal player development:

This is the default structure. The AI adjusts phases, durations, and emphasis based on your preferences and conversation.

Key Features:

• Create custom drills with split teams, timers, goals, and tags for easy organization.
• Show target scores, timers, and player/team stats on your practice scoreboard display.
• Organize practice plans by adding drills, setting goals, and filtering based on coach, tags, or practice type.
• Keep track of practice history, including drill durations and scores, and revisit past practices anytime.

For a detailed walkthrough of how to set up and manage your practice plans, click below:

How to Set Up Roles:

1. Device Roles Assignment: In the "Devices" tab, or when preparing games or practices, assign specific roles to connected devices. Drag and drop unassigned devices into their respective roles.
2. Game Setup - Minimum Devices: For games, you need at least two devices. One device will act as the operator, while the other will function as the display.
3. Choosing Roles Based on Operators: If there's only one table official, assign the role Solo Operator to one device. If two officials are available, one device becomes the Main Operator (managing score and time), and the other becomes the Shot Clock Operator. The third device, if available, will handle the Scoreboard Display.
4. Recommended Setup Prompts: During game setup, the app recommends roles based on the number of operators. If a role is missing, an alert will notify you, but you can choose to proceed regardless.
5. Practice Setup: For practices, you only need two devices: a Coach and a Scoreboard Display. There are no prompts for insufficient devices in practice mode.
6. Assigning and Managing Roles: During game or practice preparation, the app shows the number of connected devices. Tap this number to drag and drop devices into roles.

1. Navigate to Game or Practice Tabs: Open the Game tab for game history or the Practice tab for practice history.
2. Find Past Games/Practices: In each tab, you'll see segments for Past Games or Past Practices, which will list all previous games or practice sessions.
3. Search for Specific Events: Use the filter option to search for specific practices or games by date, name, or other criteria.
4. View Detailed Information: Click or tap on any listed game or practice to view detailed stats, results, and insights from that event.
5. Generate Reports: Use the "Generate Report" option to create a detailed report for practices from a period

This feature allows you to track progress over time, analyze past performances, and use historical data to inform future strategies.

1. Open the Games Tab: Navigate to the Games tab.
2. Create Rules: Tap or click on "Create Rules" to start creating a rule preset.
3. Select Attributes: Choose the desired values for each attribute such as period length, timeout duration, or score limits, and then save.
4. Apply Rules: Once your rules are set, they will be available when you click "Start Game". The new ruleset will appear in the action sheet, ready to be used for your next game.

With custom game rules, you can tailor the flow and structure of each game to meet the unique needs of your team or event.

1. Upgrade to Pro Plan: Ensure you are subscribed to the Pro plan to access stream overlays.
2. Navigate to Settings: Open the ClipboardIQ app and go to the settings menu.
3. Copy Unique URL: Find the "URL for Browser TV Overlay" section and copy the unique URL provided.
4. Integrate into Streaming Software: Paste the copied URL into your preferred streaming software, such as OBS Studio, to display dynamic overlays during your streams.

By following these steps, you can easily integrate live scoreboards and stats into your game streams for a professional look.

1. Go to Devices Tab or Add a Device: After adding a device or from the Devices tab, select the role for each device.
2. Select "Display" Role: When assigning roles, choose "Display" for the device that will act as a scoreboard.
3. Choose a Design: A list of thumbnails and design names will appear. Select the design that fits your needs for that specific device.
4. Game vs. Practice Roles: On the Devices tab, you'll find two sections – Game Roles and Practice Roles. You can choose separate display designs for both.
5. Change Design During Game/Practice Preparation: You can also choose or change the scoreboard design on the Game Prepare screen after starting a game or on the Practice Prepare screen after selecting a practice plan.

By following these steps, you can customize the scoreboard design for each device during both games and practice sessions, ensuring it fits your gym's specific requirements.

How It Works:

• Mention your opponent: Say "We play Middletown on Friday" and the AI pulls up your W-L record and past scores against them.
• Microcycle planning: Practice intensity automatically adjusts based on how many days until game day.
• Season tracking: Your overall W-L-D record is tracked and factored into recommendations.
• Post-game learning: After the game, record the result and the AI uses it for future planning.

How It Works:

• Progressive questions: After practice, the AI asks 1-3 quick questions about how specific players performed in drills.
• Skill tracking: Ratings for ball handling, shooting, defense, and conditioning are recorded over time.
• Player notes: Add notes about each player's strengths, positions, and areas to improve.
• Growth tracking: The AI tracks improvement across sessions and factors it into future practice plans.