What Reddit Says About Soccer Coach Apps

Thanks for the recommendation. I've decided to use the app called Soccer Lineup recommended by u/TAwrites10, does the job for me and is very easy to use. Thanks again u/TAwrites10 ... A fellow Redditor made intelli.coach.

Mojo is probably the gold standard, especially for coaching kids. ... You can check out EZFC it’s free in the iOS App Store. It doesn’t have drill but you can screen record your tactics and so on ... A community to discuss soccer (football) training, coaching, equipment and tactics.

View in app · Hi Coaches, I posted a while ago about an app that I made called Lineup which is great for team collaboration to schedule fixtures and allow your team to mark their availability etc but if you just wanted an offline tool to support you as a coach, I created Touchline.

Works great for tracking and managing a team, if anyone is still looking for a football app. ... This tools is pretty cool to help select players for your team and create optimal lineups based on player skills and still meet playing time requirements. It's like rec league moneyball. ... A place...

Is it even worth buying?. I’ve downloaded and have been looking around. I like the activities so far. Wondering what’s more, you know? ... Ah yes! I love Mojo’s videos on youtube. Unfortunately the app is not available in my region :( ... Mojo is good, US soccer has some stuff, YouTube is great, I’v...

SportsEngine — solid on the league side (registration, schedules), but coaches often describe the mobile app as clunky and parents tune out the notifications. Spond — clean parent UX, more popular in Europe than the US. Admin tools are limited if you're running anything bigger than a single tea...