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Not just a tactics board. The whole week a coach runs.

Coaching software arrived in pieces: one app draws the play, another calls the roll, a third runs the club. What changes when all of it is one system.

Coaching software arrived in pieces. One app draws the play, another calls the roll, a third runs the club. Tactye is a single coaching platform where the board, the session plan, the calendar and the squad are one system — the one your week actually fits inside.

  • Just a tactics board
  • Just club admin
  • Just sign-ups
  • Just a calendar
  • All of it, connected

What Tactye is

A coaching platform where the tactical board, the practice plan, the calendar and the squad are one system.

You draw the play, build the session around it, publish it to the team as an event, take attendance, name the line-up from it and keep the lot in a tactical book you can reuse and share with your staff. Four sports, correct surfaces, on the tablet you already carry to training.

Tactical board

Preformations for football, basketball, ice hockey and floorball. Automatic movement, ball-carry and passing lines; auto-created phases; multi-select, mirroring, half or full surface, both teams at once — animated instantly, with nothing to export.

Practice planner

Phase-based sessions with drill durations, reusable templates, and a board attached to any drill — the whole session in one place.

Events & calendar

Practices, games, meetings, camps, tournaments and club work days. Calendar or list view, duplication, cancellation, RSVP and attendance.

Line-ups & rosters

Named, positioned player markers. Multiple rosters to compare, rosters built from who actually attended, line-ups created inside the event itself.

Tactical book

The season's boards, drills and sessions organised by team, theme and status — shared across the coaching staff, not lost with the season.

Club layer

Teams, staff and players under one organisation, with role-based access, per-team permissions, club-wide drill sharing and printable PDFs.

One week, one tool

The session you planned is the session you coach — and the line-up you name.

Nothing gets retyped between tools, because there are no other tools in the chain.

  1. Sunday
    Planning

    Build the session in phases

    Pull drills from your tactical book, set durations, and attach a tactical board to any drill. Save the shape as a template and the next one takes minutes.

  2. Monday
    Publish

    Send it to the squad

    The session goes out as an event — practice, game, meeting, camp, tournament or club work day. Players RSVP. You know who's coming before you leave the house.

  3. Tuesday 18:30
    On the pitch

    Coach off the board

    Animated phases play back at the speed you need. Movement, movement with the ball and passing lines draw themselves. Multi-select, mirrored players, half or full surface, both teams on one board.

A timeout is thirty seconds. Some tools take longer than that just to export the animation. Tactye has no export step — the play is animated as you draw it, because animation is the format, not a render at the end.
  1. Saturday
    Game day

    Name the line-up inside the game

    Build it from the players who actually turned up, with starting, special-teams and custom formations — then open the board on that exact line-up. Print it if the bench wants paper.

  2. After
    It keeps

    The season stops evaporating

    Session, board and line-up land in your tactical book, sorted by team, theme and status — reusable next season and shareable across the coaching staff, not stranded on one coach's tablet.

Where the category sits

Team apps organise people. Club platforms run the organisation. We build for the coach.

Two of these categories barely touch tactics at all. The third has a drawing tool, but it lives in the exercise library. Ours is a match tactics board that the line-up opens straight into.

What a coach actually needsTactyeTeam-admin appsClub platformsDrawing-tool apps
A board for match tactics, not only for drillsCoveredNot the product's jobNot the product's jobCovered
Animated the moment you draw it — no export, no waitingCoveredNot the product's jobNot the product's jobPartly / adjacent
Lines that draw themselves — run, carry, pass — and auto-created phasesCoveredNot the product's jobPartly / adjacentPartly / adjacent
Both teams on one board, mirroring, half or full surfaceCoveredNot the product's jobNot the product's jobPartly / adjacent
The line-up you named opens straight into the boardCoveredNot the product's jobNot the product's jobNot the product's job
Practice plan with a board attached to any drillCoveredNot the product's jobCoveredPartly / adjacent
Events, calendar and RSVP for every kind of sessionCoveredCoveredCoveredNot the product's job
Line-ups inside the game event, with reusable formationsCoveredNot the product's jobCoveredPartly / adjacent
A season's tactical work saved, sorted and shared with staffCoveredNot the product's jobCoveredPartly / adjacent
Club-wide roles, per-team permissions, tournaments and campsCoveredPartly / adjacentCoveredNot the product's job
One board across football, basketball, ice hockey and floorballCoveredNot the product's jobPartly / adjacentNot the product's job
Usable by one coach without the club buying inCoveredCoveredNot the product's jobCovered
Membership fees, fundraising, club ledgerNot the product's jobCoveredCoveredNot the product's job
Video analysis and player development profilesNot the product's jobNot the product's jobCoveredNot the product's job
  • Covered
  • Partly / adjacent
  • Not the product's job

The drawing-tool market is built sport by sport. Coach a football side in autumn and a floorball side in spring and you buy twice, learn twice, and keep your season in two places.

Deliberately out of scope

We don't run your club's money, and we're not a video suite.

Membership fees, fundraising and the ledger belong where your treasurer already keeps them. Match video belongs with the analysts. Tactye sits alongside both rather than on top of them — which is exactly why it stays a tool a coach can pick up alone.

The honest comparison

A tactics app can't tell you who's coming. A team app can't tell you what you're running when they get there. Coaches bridge that gap by hand, every week, in a notebook and three chat threads.

Full club platforms close more of that gap — and if you need registrations, payments and video in one contract, buy one. What they don't have is a tactics board: their drawing tool builds exercises for the training library. Tactye's board is the tactics surface, and the line-up opens into it. That connection is the thing nobody else has.

Free during open beta.

Bring one team on this season and see whether the week gets shorter. Full pricing lands at the autumn launch.

Ice Hockey · Football · Basketball · Floorball

Start with one team

Coming next: AI assistant coach

Comparison reflects the publicly stated scope and help documentation of leading products in each category as of August 2026, grouped by category rather than as a feature-for-feature audit; competitors' offerings change. Some club platforms do offer sport-specific drawing and step-based animation inside their training libraries; the distinction drawn here is scope, not existence. AI assistant coach is in development and not part of the current beta.