LeTa Hoops
In beta on TestFlight · Coming to the App Store
Curriculum, training plans, attendance, match day, league and progress reports, for the school, the coach, the athlete and the parent.
iPhone · iPad · Mac
A basketball school runs on a hundred small things: who came, what we worked on, what comes next, who is growing and how. LeTa Hoops keeps every one of them on the same court. Here is one week at the club.
Monday · School panel
The school manager sees every team on one screen, adds coaches, athletes and parents, links each family and sets the rosters. Fees are recorded with numbered receipts; no money changes hands in the app.
Tuesday · Coach panel
The plan builder takes the length, the focus and how many players, baskets and balls there are, then builds blocks that fit the age. Every block comes from a library that is already written.
Wednesday · Coach panel
Attendance takes one tap per athlete and saves itself. A block can be shortened, stretched or swapped mid-session, and the tactic board turns a quick sketch into a moving diagram.
Thursday · Athlete panel
Ten minutes at home picks a short list from the athlete’s own level, and the coach’s assignments wait with a due date. In between, a quiz round or a game IQ scenario asks: what would you do here?
Saturday · Coach panel
Score, fouls and timeouts sit on big buttons, a player stat takes two taps, and each shot goes on the shot chart by hand. At the final buzzer the game report is ready to send as PDF or text.
Sunday · Parent panel
This week’s topic explains what the team worked on and how to help at home, and the progress report shows the steps taken this term. If something needs a talk, a meeting request goes to the coach with up to three days to choose from.
And again · Every panel
Each week lands in a season plan, the skill map climbs level by level, and the standings show where the team is. Seven weekly awards, each with a written reason, keep the small wins in sight.
The curriculum
Each of the 123 teaching cards gives the purpose, the steps, the usual mistakes and a way to measure success. The first level of every area is free.
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The library
For the coach: 807 drills, 150 ready sessions, 84 tactics and 39 season plans. For everyone: 677 tips, 496 guides and 517 glossary terms. For the athlete: 680+ quiz questions, 167 game IQ scenarios and 201 exercises for home.
One search runs across all of it, filtered to the right age.
Close-up · Wednesday
84 tactics and 23 team systems, each with a court diagram you can play, pause or step through frame by frame.
Tactics that don't suit an age group stay locked, with the reason written next to them.
Close-up · the season
One of the 39 ready season plans in the app, shown as it is written. Start from it, then make it your own by week, month or year.
Ready season plan · ages 11–12
Share of each session, roughly
Weekly load never goes over the age limit set in the app.
How every phase runs
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Weeks 1–6 · 12 sessions
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Weeks 7–12 · 12 sessions
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Weeks 13–18 · 12 sessions
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Weeks 19–24 · 12 sessions
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Weeks 25–30 · 12 sessions
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Weeks 31–36 · 12 sessions
End of the season
At the end of every phase, one strength and one next step are noted for each athlete.
Close-up · Saturday
Here is the bench assistant running a sample game.
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Every stat and every shot is entered by hand on the bench.
Close-up · Thursday
Each of the 167 scenarios freezes a moment like this one and asks for your read.
Close-up · Sunday
Every skill area climbs from 1 to 6, and 53 tests compare an athlete only with their own earlier results.
Weekly awards, always with a written reason
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Every award needs a written reason of at least ten characters. An award is never given by numbers alone.
Every feature
All 80 features in one place, searchable and filtered by role.
School, coach, athlete and parent each get their own five-tab panel built around today.
5 playsStart by choosing School, Coach, Athlete or Parent; each opens a panel with its own five tabs.
The first tab answers what is on today: next session, next game, latest note and alerts.
Try every screen with a ready-made sample school, clearly badged, or set up your own from scratch.
Change your role later from Profile; a coach who is also a parent moves between panels easily.
Optional on-device notifications before sessions and games, set up from Profile with your permission.
An age-appropriate curriculum of 10 skill areas and 6 levels, plus a deep ready-to-use library.
9 plays123 teaching cards from footwork to game sense; every area's first level is free.
Purpose, teaching steps, common mistakes, right versus wrong, drills, a teaching game and success criteria.
Selected cards show a technique in sequence: one large frame with a caption, step forward or back.
Each drill lists time, players, baskets, balls, equipment, coaching points and easier or harder versions.
Complete sessions with goals and blocks; adapt one into your own plan without changing the original.
56 modules and 167 short lessons on teaching by age, communication, safe teams and fundamentals.
61 offense, defense and game management cards and 11 checklists to keep at hand.
119 short talks for first practice, halftime, after a win or a loss, suggested from your team's recent form.
One search across every library, grouped by type and filtered to the right age group.
From a single session to a full season: generate, edit and assign plans in minutes.
9 playsSet length, focus areas, players, baskets and balls; get age-appropriate blocks built only from the library.
A time bar shows each block's share; warnings flag weekly load, off-age cards and early topics.
Month, week and list views; add, edit, drag to move, duplicate or cancel sessions with a notice.
Plan by week, month or year with phases, themes and goals, or start from 39 ready season plans.
Lengthen or shorten a block or swap a drill mid-session; only that session's plan changes.
Tap to cycle present, late, excused or absent; every change saves instantly and feeds attendance rates.
Log topics covered, notes and next goals for each session, with an archive and summary report.
Five quick yes, partly or no questions after a session, with a guiding sentence and an eight-session trend.
Assign drills or programs to the whole team or chosen athletes with a due date, and track completion.
Animated court diagrams, an age-aware tactics library and your own drawing board.
5 plays84 tactics and 23 systems with when to use, key points, common mistakes and a teaching progression.
Play, pause or step frame by frame through movement on an accurately scaled half or full court.
Drag players, defenders and cones; draw passes, cuts, dribbles and screens frame by frame, then save to a team.
Tactics not suited to an age group stay locked, with the reason written next to them.
Send any card or tactic straight into a training plan from its detail screen.
A one-handed bench assistant for live games, plus fixtures, standings and playoffs you keep.
13 playsChecklist, game roster, starting five, rotation plan and stats mode, all before tip-off.
Big buttons for score, clock, player and team fouls, timeouts and substitutions, readable in a dark gym.
Tap a player, then an action: points, rebounds, assists, steals, turnovers, blocks; undo anytime.
Tap the court where a shot was taken, mark made or missed, and see a zone-by-zone summary.
One tap opens offense and defense cards, plus last-two-minutes and final-possession cards.
For younger categories, a game sheet with up to three development goals and the key age rules.
Score by period, team and player lines, notes and review; share as PDF or text.
Per-game team averages, percentages and leaders, plus each player's game-by-game line.
A twelve-section file of your own observations, and a prep session for that game in one step.
Upcoming and played games with period scores, a verified mark and forfeit results, entered by you.
Rank, last-five form dots, streak arrows, point difference and points, readable without colour alone.
Last five games, streak, averages and head-to-head results, with your preparation note.
Seeding from the standings, series length, third-place game and a live bracket up to the champion.
See each athlete's growth across skills, observations, tests and recognition.
7 playsA 10 area by 6 level grid shows the level reached in each skill, written as 3/6 too.
Score each skill area 1 to 4, update levels and add a note; history compares terms side by side.
A twelve-topic observation form with charts showing how each topic changes over time.
53 tests with protocol and safety note; results compare only with the athlete's own earlier values.
A progress report per athlete for any period, shared as PDF or text with the family.
Seven awards such as most improved, best teammate and fair play, always given with a written reason.
Badges for level steps, finished programs, practice streaks and quiz progress, calculated from real records.
Learn the rules, read the game and test yourself with short, explained rounds.
8 playsPick topic, age and round length; every answer is followed by the correct option and an explanation.
What would you do here? 167 diagrammed situations, with the reasoning shown after you answer.
Tap the right player or space on a court diagram; a short daily set keeps it going, screen-reader ready.
Practise score, fouls, timeouts, substitutions and clock on 28 sample-game scenarios, with the rule explained.
An illustrated rule guide and referee signal cards, free for every role.
Guides on safety, values, tournaments, tryouts, parenting and school operations, each with checklists and tables.
517 basketball terms with plain definitions and their English equivalents.
Short tips on training, match day, equipment, fair play and wellbeing, sorted by type and age.
Level-matched work between sessions, with programs, streaks and coach assignments.
5 playsA daily list of easy drills from cards at the athlete's own level, ticked off as done.
With or without a ball: time, reps, difficulty, age range and a safety note for each.
19 programs such as thirty days of weak-hand work, tracking progress and earning a badge.
Tasks from the coach appear in Practice with due dates and a done mark the coach can see.
Drills that need no partner or team, filtered from the library for practice alone.
Run teams, members and fee records in one place, and keep families informed.
10 playsEvery team on one screen: next session, two-week attendance, next game, league rank and open items.
Add athletes, coaches and parents, link families, build teams and assign rosters.
Define fees, record payments, track overdue amounts and issue numbered receipts; no payments are taken in-app.
A simple ledger of the school's own income and expenses alongside fee totals.
Attendance, coach activity, athlete development and team status, built only from saved records.
Write school and team announcements; athletes and parents read them in their own panels.
Athletes and parents answer coming, can't come or unsure; coaches see counts and reasons.
Parents see what is being worked on this week, why, and how to support it at home.
Parents pick a topic and up to three days; requests wait 24 hours after a game, with ready messages.
Parents with more than one athlete switch between them with a selector at the top.
Consent-first records, your data in your hands, and a native app on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
9 playsEach athlete record carries data and image consent recorded with the parent's approval.
Athlete accounts start at 13; younger athletes are added through a parent's account.
Make a backup file, restore it after a preview comparison, or export your records.
Remove your account and all its data from Profile whenever you choose.
Photos are optional; whoever is not allowed to see a photo sees initials instead.
One app on all three: a tab bar on narrow screens, a sidebar and detail pane on wide ones.
Menu bar commands for new session, new game and role switch, plus Command 1 to 5 for sections.
Screen reader labels, large text support, 44-point touch targets and states never shown by colour alone.
See what each plan unlocks, manage or restore purchases; when a plan ends your data stays.
Nothing matches. Try another word or role.
No ads in any panel. No third-party tracking. Accounts start at 13; younger athletes join through a parent. No open chat between adults and young athletes. Back up, export or delete your data whenever you like.
Plans
Family
A parent, shared with the athletes in the family through Family Sharing; or an athlete on their own account.
Coach
A coach on their own account, with or without a school.
School Starter
Schools with up to 60 athletes.
School
Schools with up to 200 athletes.
School Large
Unlimited athletes and multiple branches.
Free for everyone: the calendar and one-tap attendance, announcements and replies, fixtures and standings, rules and referee signals, the glossary and tips, weekly awards, and the first level of every skill area.
Available in Türkiye first. Subscriptions run only through the App Store, school fees are recorded with receipts but never collected in the app, and when a plan ends your records stay. Only the paid tools lock.
