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Swish Planner
Basketball practice plans, ready courtside
Plan basketball practice in minutes. 177 free drills with diagrams and age ranges, animated plays, timed session plans your whole coaching staff can see, and a phone run mode with a courtside timer that works offline. Built for youth and club coaches.
I coach a U13 basketball team, and for years my practice plans lived on scraps of paper, a whiteboard photo and three group chats. Planning took longer than the practice, and in the gym I'd still lose track of time.
So I built Swish Planner:
🏀 177 drills with diagrams: instructions, coaching points and an age range on every one, U7 to adult
▶️ Plays that move: draw cuts, passes and screens, press play and watch it run step by step
⏱️ Timed sessions: add drills and water breaks, start times work themselves out, share with your assistant coaches
📱 Run mode: a phone timer with a chime and the diagram for each block, even with no signal in the gym
🏫 Club libraries: share your club's drills across every team
The core is free forever. Pro (£39/yr) adds AI drill creation from a written description, animated plays, printable plans and season planning.
I'd love feedback from anyone who coaches (or parents a player!). What's the one thing that would make your next practice easier to plan?
About Swish Planner on Product Hunt
“Basketball practice plans, ready courtside”
Swish Planner was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #139 on the daily leaderboard. Plan basketball practice in minutes. 177 free drills with diagrams and age ranges, animated plays, timed session plans your whole coaching staff can see, and a phone run mode with a courtside timer that works offline. Built for youth and club coaches.
On the analytics side, Swish Planner competes within Productivity, Sports and Basketball — topics that collectively have 678.4k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Swish Planner performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
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Simon Hibbard
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I coach a U13 basketball team, and for years my practice plans lived on scraps of paper, a whiteboard photo and three group chats. Planning took longer than the practice, and in the gym I'd still lose track of time.
So I built Swish Planner:
🏀 177 drills with diagrams: instructions, coaching points and an age range on every one, U7 to adult
▶️ Plays that move: draw cuts, passes and screens, press play and watch it run step by step
⏱️ Timed sessions: add drills and water breaks, start times work themselves out, share with your assistant coaches
📱 Run mode: a phone timer with a chime and the diagram for each block, even with no signal in the gym
🏫 Club libraries: share your club's drills across every team
The core is free forever. Pro (£39/yr) adds AI drill creation from a written description, animated plays, printable plans and season planning.
I'd love feedback from anyone who coaches (or parents a player!). What's the one thing that would make your next practice easier to plan?