Build a coach-reviewed tryout evaluation
An observation-first worksheet that separates what a coach saw, what remains unknown and what needs another look.
Read the workflow →The practical library
Less figuring it out.
More getting it done.
Repeatable steps, reusable prompts and review checkpoints for real soccer work. Download a resource, adapt it to your context and keep the important decisions with people.
Latest additions
Practical workflows for the work behind the game
Published guides—not claims that every corresponding hosted feature is available. Downloads use fictional examples and contain no player records.
Review tournament document readiness without implying approval
A readiness ledger and review checklist that keep missing evidence, pending decisions and actual system status distinct.
Read the workflow →Review fixture changes without losing staff notes
A fixture-change checklist and exception log that keep manual notes, referee assignments and uncertain statuses intact.
Read the workflow →Build a coach-approved weekly practice plan
A player-friendly worksheet to organize approved practice, ask useful coach questions and record what you learned.
Read the workflow →Check tournament division data before building brackets
A director-review checklist and synthetic worksheet for season, team and division mismatches.
Read the workflow →Adapt a drill when player numbers change
Preserve the learning objective, rebalance teams and neutrals, and review the space before changing the board.
Read the workflow →From a coaching brief to an animated drill
A reusable prompt, a diagram checklist and a coach-review process. Start with a 5v5 + 1 neutral example.
Read the workflow →Review a roster before importing it
Catch missing fields, duplicates and season mismatches before changing your registration system.
Read the workflow →Our publishing goal is at least two useful skills or workflows each day. Guides are checked before release; planned product previews are labeled separately.
A few things worth knowing
Alongside your tools. Not instead of them.
Is this a replacement for our club-management software?
No. Soccer AIssistant helps with the work around your existing systems: organizing information, preparing content, checking data and explaining ideas. Each workflow tells you what access or files it needs; no universal integration is implied.
Is everything in the catalog available?
No. Available tools, assisted services, pilots and planned projects have separate labels. A planned feature is a direction, not something you can purchase or launch today.
What stays free?
The core tactics board remains free. AI usage, private saves, clean animation exports and organization services may require paid access. Pricing and allowances are confirmed separately.
Can I use my own AI subscription?
Some downloadable prompts work in an AI assistant you already use, subject to its capabilities and terms. Connected subscription sign-in is not promised. Product AI access and developer API billing are separate from consumer subscriptions.