OFFGRD turns your Hudl breakdown into situation-by-situation predictions, your playbook into a program-wide teaching system, and your Friday night into a series of answered questions — offense and defense, with live AI analysis on every snap. Offline on the sideline. Synced to your whole staff.
Chart the film once. Call the game from it Friday night — offline.
Everything lives in one shared library. Draw a play once and it's on every coach's screen, in every player's quiz, and on your call sheet — synced automatically, ready offline when the stadium wifi dies.
Import a breakdown and get coverage, front, and blitz probabilities by down, distance, and field zone — with confidence levels, not guesswork. Log what they show on Friday and the prediction sharpens live.
Your playbook isn't a PDF — it's animated, tagged, and testable. Players take reads tests, coverage-ID tests, and route quizzes built from your plays. Coaches see every score.
Game night, the O and D Callers put the predicted look and your best calls on one glanceable screen — with a live AI analysis panel reading every snap. Fully offline. Dead stadium wifi is somebody else's problem.
One system takes your program through the week — manage the team, decode the opponent, plan the practice, test the roster, and call the game. Every step feeds the next.
Export the Hudl or QwikCut breakdown and drop it in — no conversion, no re-tagging. Within minutes you know their coverage, front, and blitz tendencies by down, distance, and field zone.
Attack plans against each of their most likely looks. Pull plays from your book or draw new ones — animated, tagged, and instantly teachable — and every play in the plan is testable the moment you save it. Assign the week's tests and the roster is studying the plan before Monday's practice.
Roster, depth chart, schedule, and daily check-ins in one place — Friday's bust and missed-fit tags arrive already ranked, and Sunday's first test scores show who's already studied. Confirm the practice focus and the whole week aims itself.
Each morning's scores show what the roster actually absorbed. Drill what the tests expose, trim what they've mastered, and adjust the gameplan while there's still time to fix it. The scout team shows the opponent's actual plays off auto-printed scout cards — nobody hand-drew a thing. ▶ watch how
Every opponent play — offense and defense — pre-built from the film you charted. Polish a dozen cards. Draw zero.
By Thursday it isn't a guess — a week of scores by player and position says who's ready, and the Results board hands your staff the exact looks to hit in the walkthrough. Testing all week is how the gameplan gets dialed in, one day at a time. ▶ watch how
Predicted look, your best calls, live analysis recomputed every snap — fully offline. The system answers the questions so you can do what you do best: coach.
Then it loops: Friday's tags become Monday's focus, and every week your program gets sharper.
Scout, Playbook, Reps Lab, the O & D Callers, and the live in-game AI share one cloud library — draw a play once and it's on every coach's screen, in every player's quiz, and on your call sheet. And what happens Friday flows straight back into Monday's practice.
Upload the Hudl or QwikCut export as-is — no conversion, no re-tagging. OFFGRD maps the columns, skips the junk rows, and builds the picture: most likely coverage with confidence, pressure rate, front distribution, and the attack plan against each look.
Small samples are widened automatically and flagged — it tells you when to trust it.
Safeties carry verticals, so the flat is soft. Curl-flat · out routes · dig/over · RB swing
Formations, routes, motion, protections, blocking schemes, and full defensive looks — then hit Play and watch it all animate: motion fires first, then the snap, every route and drop in real time.
Tap any player and the right tools appear right under the field — routes and motion for skill players, protections and blocks for linemen, zone/man/blitz for defenders. New program? Start with the 12-play tagged starter book, not a blank page.
Hand-drawing scout cards is the biggest time-sink in a high school week — so OFFGRD kills it. Any play with a diagram — your installs or the opponent's imported plays — becomes a printable scout card: the exact drawn play plus a call strip in your program's own terminology.
Pick a scope — install day, vs-opponent, by down & distance — and batch-export the whole stack to PDF, 4, 6, or 9 cards a page. The scout team shows real looks Wednesday. Nobody's up drawing cards Sunday.
Every play saved in your Playbook becomes teaching material automatically. Quarterbacks read defenses frozen pre-snap, hit Snap, and make the throw. Receivers prove they know their routes. Anyone can name the coverage from the drop.
Three graded test types — Reads, Coverage ID, Route quiz — every score saved to the program, by player and position. Reps earn points, streaks, and a spot on the position board — so the roster competes to know the gameplan. Test all week, not just once: assign with each install, read the scores each morning, and dial the gameplan daily. You'll know who's ready before the lights, not at halftime.
Down, distance, hash, field zone — the Caller shows the predicted look and your best calls against it — ranked by the Matchup Engine, which blends how each play attacks that look on paper with your own live results. Every suggestion wears its evidence: Scheme Match or a real success rate with the snap count. Tap Call to log it, mark Hit or Miss, and the rankings sharpen all night.
The new D Caller runs the same loop for your defense — Sit → Expect → Call → Result, three taps or fewer per snap — and flags live when their tendencies shift from the season film. Log what they show and every prediction updates mid-game. Everything runs on-device: the stadium's wifi can die and your call sheet doesn't care.
A live analysis panel sits right under the call loop — offense and defense — and recomputes the moment every snap folds in. Drive summaries, tendency shifts versus their season film, and situational reads stream into one feed, with zero extra taps to log.
And now you can ask the booth anything — type "what's beating us?" and get a streamed answer built only from tonight's snaps, every number verified against the actual data before it renders. Quarter and half are one-tap bookmarks, the engine runs on-device with zero bars, and the preset questions answer instantly even with no connection at all.
During the final review, tag the snaps that hurt — busts and missed fits. OFFGRD ranks them by scheme and situation and hands you a proposed practice focus. You confirm it; nothing auto-applies.
A confirmed focus raises a tracked cell and up-weights next week's player tests on exactly that look — so kids earn the fix by drilling it, and you watch the scores climb from the Results board. Game to practice to game, one loop.
Confirmed → next week's Coverage-ID tests up-weight Cover 3 / 3rd & long for the DBs.
Auto-Scout reads still frames of each snap and drafts the defensive picture for you — coverage shell, front family, rotation — so tagging a game starts from a draft instead of a blank row.
Every AI tag carries an honest confidence score and lands in a coach review queue. Nothing unreviewed ever touches your tendencies — you stay the tagger of record; the machine just does the first pass. Early access — rolling out program by program.
Low-confidence rows wait for a coach — unreviewed tags never feed predictions.
Roster, depth chart, calendar, daily check-ins, and team messaging — one hub, one login. The readiness board flags who needs attention before practice, not after, and quick actions put the whole program two taps away.
Daily check-ins flag issues early, the AI GM drafts your weekly package, and when it's time to get your kids seen, the full OFFRD recruiting suite is one tap away. That's hours of admin every week, handled.
The full OFFRD recruiting suite lives right beside your program. Promote a player — film, measurables, profile — to over 10,000 college coaches in a few clicks, straight from the roster you already manage. Every player gets a personal recruiting profile on your custom team recruiting page: your brand, your kids, one link to send.
And every bit of it is verified, tracked data — who you sent, who opened, who watched film. So when a parent wonders whether anyone's fighting for their kid, you don't have to say a word. Pull up the record: 132 coaches reached, film in front of D1 staffs — this week. The work speaks for itself.
Coaches get a guided setup — name your program, set your logo and colors, take the 12-play tagged starter book, and share one join code. Players enter the code, pick their position, and take their first reps inside sixty seconds. A live checklist tracks the program until everything's green.
Create the program → colors & crest → starter playbook → import a breakdown. The setup checklist follows you on every page until you're done.
Join code → name & position → first training rep, immediately. Every test score lands on the coach's Results board.
One shared library. Auto-sync every 45 seconds. Your logo and colors on every device the moment anyone signs in.
14 days. Full product. No card.
After 14 days: your scouting and film stay visible; imports and game-day tools pause until you pick a plan.
$1,497 / season
or 3 payments of $537 — $1,611 total · pay once and save $114
No — it rides on it. Keep your film in Hudl; export the breakdown and upload it to OFFGRD as-is (.xlsx or .csv, no conversion). Hudl stores what happened. OFFGRD tells you what's coming and teaches your roster what to do about it.
Yes — and we test it in airplane mode on real hardware. Predictions, both Callers, the live analysis panel, the playbook, and training all run on-device; the app even cold-boots with zero bars. Anything you log offline — snaps, reps, check-ins — queues locally and syncs the moment you're back on a connection. No data held hostage by stadium wifi.
Yes. The D Caller is a separate tab beside the O Caller, built for the defensive loop: see the situation, see what their offense most likely runs, make your call, log the result — three taps or fewer per snap. It watches for tendency shifts live (what they're doing tonight vs. their season film) and flags them so you can adjust before they burn you twice. Coach-only; players never see it.
It reads every snap you log and keeps a live analysis current under the call screen — drive summaries, tendency shifts, situational reads — with zero extra taps. You can also ask it questions in plain English — "what's beating us?", "what do they run on 3rd & long tonight?" — and get an answer built only from tonight's actual data, every number verified before it renders. Quarter and half are one-tap bookmarks that expand the same panel. The analysis engine is deterministic and runs on-device, so it works fully offline; typed questions and AI-written summaries layer in when you have a connection, and the preset questions answer instantly with zero bars. It never slows down the calling loop.
The program. Your plays live in your team's account with roles — Admin, Coach·Edit, Coach·View, Player — so the whole staff builds one system and every player studies the same library. Export your playbook as a file any time.
One join code. They sign up, tap "I'm a player", enter the code, pick their position, and start training. Coaches see every test score by player under Results.
Nothing. Reps Lab ships with built-in concepts versus six coverages, and the starter playbook is testable the moment you load it. Add your own plays and the tests grow with your system.
Set up your program, invite your staff, and call both sides of Friday night with an AI coordinator on your hip — no bars required.
