DiagramTheGame
Animated play, drill, and document design for sports coaches
What it does
DiagramTheGame gives coaches one place to turn ideas into animated plays, reusable drills, organized playbooks, timed practice plans, and scouting reports. Unlike generic whiteboards, it includes sport-specific fields, courts, rinks, pools, players, and movement tools across multiple sports. Coaches can export polished PDFs or share plans directly with staff and players, keeping the entire coaching workflow connected from first sketch to game day.
Create plays, drills, playbooks, practice plans, and scouting reports with a drag-and-drop coaching platform built for multiple sports.
Curve an arrow by dragging its path, then expose and shape it with multiple spline bend handles. Cycle the current sport's Run, Dodge, and Pick arrow states through the real arrow context menu. Add a pass from the ball carrier, snap it to one teammate, retarget it to another, and preview the transfer. Start a stationary ball holder's pass to a moving receiver from the frame controls and show the live playback overlay. Animate a dodge arrow to show the player's oscillating movement. Duplicate a mixed selection containing players, cones, and an annotation, then move only the copied group away from the source. Open the player settings submenu, show the real player type grid, and select a…from diagramthegame.com
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