Build a complete session in minutes
Warm-up to cool-down, chosen for your team — no more “what are we doing today?”
- For your team’s age, space and equipment
- Animated drills with easier and harder versions
Plan a session in minutes, show players exactly what to do, and leave attendance and parents to drillmate. Your time goes into coaching.
Coming soon to Web · iOS · Android
One ordinary training week — and what it looks like when drillmate handles everything around the session.
Pick the length. drillmate builds the session for your team’s age, space and equipment, around what you’re working on — and leaves out what you ran last week. You just look it over.
Players watch it move on your phone and know where to stand and where the ball goes. Too hard? One tap to an easier version.
“Everyone was here” in one tap, then mark who’s missing. The season’s attendance keeps itself.
A player whose attendance is slipping stands out, and so does a theme you keep skipping. You can act before it shows on match day.
They see what the team works on this month, their child’s attendance and trophies. Fewer questions for you, more trust in your work.
Warm-up to cool-down, chosen for your team — no more “what are we doing today?”
Changes, reminders and “coming tomorrow?” reach parents on their own. You don’t type a thing.
Attendance, form and what you’ve trained — so you see what your team needs next.
Start on your own, with one team or several. What you build stays yours.
Coaches, assistants and staff under the club’s crest — and no team left without a coach.
Free for parents. They connect with a code from you and see schedule, attendance and trophies.
drillmate is in development and coming soon — to the web, iOS and Android.
Yes — drillmate is built for the coach first. Create your teams and work on your own. If you later join a club, you can bring your teams and drills along.
The coach sends a code or a link for the player. The parent enters it in drillmate and sees their own child — nothing more.
No. drillmate is free for parents and staff.
A parent sees only their own child. A coach sees the teams they lead, and a club’s management sees that club’s teams. Nobody else.
Yes. Next to the library you create your own drills, and in a club the other coaches can use them too.
English for now, with more languages on the way.