Delete something
Take any entry out of the log and watch the play beneath it re-file itself into a different down and distance. Nothing is counted up as it arrives, so a correction is never a second place the numbers can be wrong.
Live demo
Call a play. See what the app does with it.
This is the game-day screen, running in your browser. Nothing to install, no account, no card. Call a play off the sample playbook, say where the ball ended, and every number beside it works itself out from the entries you made.
It is 1st & 10 at Own 25. Tap a play to call it.
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What this demo is not
It records our own offense against a sample opponent, on a sample playbook. The real app also records the defensive series, special teams, penalties and the try after a touchdown, and it corrects the chains, the score and possession behind confirm-first doors. It runs a game with no signal, on a tablet, with a second tablet recording beside it. And it never records player statistics—team-level only, on purpose.
What you are actually looking at
Three things worth noticing.
The demo is small, but it is not a mock-up. It follows the same rules the app follows, for the same reasons.
Never type a gain
You say where the ball ended. The app works out the gain, the loss or the no-gain from where it was snapped. Counting yards from a sideline is the entry most likely to be wrong; a yard line is the one thing you can read straight off the field.
Small samples say so
One carry for twelve yards is labelled Trending, not proof. Every “best” the app shows carries how much is behind it, because a number that hides its sample size is a number that will get somebody beaten on Friday.
Ready for a real game
The tablet version records the whole game, with or without a signal.
Offense and defense, special teams, penalties, two tablets recording together over a direct link, and a season that adds up behind it. Install it straight from this site.
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