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Basketball Orbit
Plan basketball practices, drills and plays with AI
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Plan basketball practices, drills and plays with AI
6 followers
Basketball Orbit Practice Planner is an all-in-one workspace for basketball coaches. Build complete practice plans, create visual drill and play diagrams, and use Orbit AI to review sessions, improve coaching cues, and turn scattered ideas into court-ready practices. Start free - no credit card required.
The drill diagram tool feels surprisingly intuitive, even on a laptop trackpad. Saving templates and tweaking them for different age groups looks like it would save a ton of time on game day prep.
@taneru39095 Thank you for your feedback! Making the diagram tool feel natural with a mouse or trackpad was really important to me, so I’m glad that came through. Reusing a strong template and adapting it for different age groups is also part of the idea. Coaches shouldn’t have to rebuild every practice or drill from scratch.
The court diagram tool is a nice touch, but I'd love to see a way to share a full practice plan with players directly, like a clean read-only link they can pull up on their phone at the gym.
@idembykkal6r3h Thank you! This is a great suggestion. You can already use the Share button on a practice plan to create a clean read-only link that opens without editing access. But your comment tells me that this option needs to be more discoverable and that the mobile experience should be designed more explicitly for players and staff at the gym. I’ll definitely keep improving that workflow. What information would you want players to see, or not see, on the shared version?
The drill diagrams are genuinely easy to put together, and having Orbit AI suggest tweaks to my coaching cues saved me some real planning time before practice.
@hseyin1435888 thank you for trying it and sharing your experience! That’s exactly what I want Orbit AI to do: support the coach’s thinking and save planning time without taking control of the practice. I’m really glad the coaching cue suggestions were useful before you stepped on the court. Was there a particular type of suggestion that helped you most?