A football operating system

Build the system.
Not the drawings.

Define your concepts and formations once. Whiteboard turns them into complete plays, asks only when the football changes, and keeps all 11 jobs clear.

A free account creates and saves up to 5 offensive and 5 defensive plays. Paid accounts get full functionality.

Play DesignerGun Ace · Mesh applied · shown against your base defense
A complete play drawn on the Whiteboard field: Trips Right with every route depth labeled — go, dig, post and corner — the back checking through the line, and all eleven defenders of a nickel defense shown over the top

01 / Your football, once

Teach Whiteboard the concept once.

Your program already runs a set of ideas and a set of alignments. Whiteboard keeps them separate and reusable, so a concept is never trapped inside one play.

Concept
The football idea. Mesh, Stick, Smash, Inside Zone.
Formation
Where the players line up. Trips Right, Pro-I, Empty Spread.

Draw a concept once in Concept Studio and it stays yours: reusable from any formation, editable in one place.

ConceptsReusable football, separate from alignment
The Whiteboard Concepts library: passing concepts as illustrated cards, each with its diagram and a build-a-play-with-this-concept link, browsable by offense, defense and special teams

02 / Real football questions

When the football actually changes, it asks.

Click a concept and it lands on the diagram. Positional jobs fill themselves, and past decisions are reused silently. Only a genuinely open call stops to ask, in football language.

The play design screenPick a concept above, protection below. The diagram is the answer.
The Whiteboard play design screen: pass, run and protection rows above the field, a scrollable row of illustrated concept cards, and the play drawn against the base defense beneath them

No settings, no questionnaire. When Whiteboard asks, it is a question you would take from a position coach, and it waits for your answer.

Answer once and it is remembered. If a concept cannot fit a formation, Whiteboard says so instead of guessing.


03 / A complete play

ReviewEvery job accounted for
The Whiteboard install sheet for a sweep play: the approved-version workflow with its save state and rules-legality badges, the play diagram, and the job-by-job teaching below

From one idea to all 11 jobs.

A formation, your concepts, and your decisions add up to a complete play: every position carrying an assignment, not just the three the diagram was about.

Whiteboard assembles what your football already implies. It does not invent schemes and it does not coach. You stay the authority; it does the bookkeeping.


04 / Still your canvas

Reuse the system. Customize the play.

Every route, block, motion and coaching point stays editable in the Play Designer. Nothing is locked because it came from a concept.

The point was never to stop you drawing. It is that you stop starting from a blank field and stop re-teaching the same football every week.

Play DesignerRoutes, blocks, motion. All editable.
The Whiteboard Play Designer with a complete play on the field: a Pro-I sweep against a Bear front, the ball carrier's track, the fullback's lead and the receivers' stalk blocks all drawn, every player carrying an assignment

05 / Nothing missing

Know the play is complete.

Before a play joins your playbook, Whiteboard shows every job on the field. When it is right, you approve it, and that version is what your program runs.

Later changes become new versions, so you can always see what the play was when you installed it.

The same play open on a phone, showing its approved status, legality badge and the same job-by-job review a coach sees on a laptop

The same play, on the sideline.


06 / Once the system exists

Whiteboard grows with the football you build.

The playbook is the foundation. What your program already knows can carry into the rest of the week.

Game week

Turn the approved playbook into what you are actually running this week.

Install

Publish the week's plays as an install sheet your staff can teach from.

Player learning

Each athlete sees the job they own, what is new, and what changed.

Your account

Whiteboard saves your program to your account so you can pick up where you left off from another browser or device.