Hi Product Hunt, I'm Benjamin. I coach basketball, and I built SlongeHoops because drawing a play was always slower than explaining it. The idea: you say what happens (3 cuts here, 1 passes to 3) and draw it with a finger or mouse instead of placing frames. Then you watch it run on a court you can view from the top, isometric, sideline or baseline, and pause to tweak it. What's in it today: - Gesture drawing for cuts, passes, dribbles, screens and handoffs, in phases - A simulated defense (man, zone, box-and-1 and more) so you can see how a set gets guarded - 97 built-in plays (Horns, Flex, BLOBs, press breaks and more) to start from - Team playbooks, where players only see what the coach releases - AI-generated quizzes so players learn the plays, and video export for reels or the gym screen - Works in any browser The free plan covers the editor, the library, the isometric view, share links and 720p video. Paid plans start at $7/month for coaches. It's a solo project and it's young, so I'd love to hear what's missing. What do you use to draw plays today, and what annoys you most about it? For Product Hunt: use code PRODUCTHUNT at checkout for 25% off your first 12 months on any paid plan (new customers, until 13 October).

SlongeHoops

Draw it up. Watch it run. See how it gets guarded.

Draw it up. Watch it run. See how it gets guarded.