The idea is in your head, not in a form staff can use
The browser editor makes a clear diagram without a slide deck or drawing app.
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Football and soccer coaching software
Draw the drill, build the session, and share it with your staff.
CoachTruly combines a football drill library, visual editor, and complete training session planner in one browser tool.
Training plans should not start from zero every week.
Choose a public drill, adapt it to your group, and add it to the next session. Earlier drills and plans remain searchable and ready to copy.
Useful drills disappear into messages and folders
Your library keeps the diagram, instructions, and tags together.
Assistant coaches receive the plan too late
Share the finished session with one link. The reader does not need an account.
Drill editor
Try the editor before you create an account.
The same editor coaches use. Draw a drill with players, balls, cones and movement lines, add the phases as animation, and save it to your own library.
Try the editorNo account, no sign-in.
Workflow
A football session planning workflow
Choose the topic
Search drills for passing, finishing, defending, transitions, or another theme.
Adapt it to the group
Change player numbers, field size, and coaching points.
Build the full session
Combine the arrival activity, main topic, game, and finish in one plan.
The public drill library gives you a starting point.
More than 200 public football drills are available without logging in. With an account, copy a drill to your library and adapt it to your group.
The product supports this sport. The amount of public library content varies by sport.
Questions coaches ask
Can I draw my own football drills?
Yes. The editor includes football fields, players, balls, cones, and movement lines.
Is the drill library free?
Anyone can browse the public library. A Free account can use public drills in session plans.
Can a drill include animation?
Yes. Step-by-step keyframes show player movement and ball flow.
Can I share a plan with an assistant coach?
Yes. The shared link opens without an account.
Use it for your next training session.
Creating an account is free. If you only need drill ideas, you can browse the public library without logging in.