What can I do on the digital whiteboard?

Drag your players, draw with Apple Pencil or a finger, add basketball symbols, show the defense, lay a zone or press under the offense, and record it all as a video with your voice.

Do I need Elite Hoops Pro?

Recording, opponents, defensive overlays, and switching between full and half court are part of Elite Hoops Pro.

Is the whiteboard on the web?

The digital whiteboard is in the iPhone, iPad, and Mac app. On the web, the play designer builds animated plays you can send as a link.

How is it different from the play designer?

The play designer builds a play step by step, with notes on every step, that players watch animate or step through on any device. The whiteboard is for everything else you’d draw in a huddle: draw it, talk through it, record it, send it.

How is it different from the whiteboard in the Tools tab?

The Tools tab has a plain board for a quick sketch. The digital whiteboard opens from your team’s playbook and has everything: your players, defenders, zone and press overlays, the full set of basketball symbols, and recording.

Which zones and presses can I show?

The 2-3, 3-2, 1-3-1, 2-1-2, 1-2-2, and 2-2-1 zones, plus 1-2-2, 2-2-1, and 1-2-1-1 presses.

Draw Anything. Talk It Through. Send It.

The whiteboard from the huddle, on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Sketch a set, a rotation, or a fix from last night’s film, explain it out loud, and send the video to your team.

In the iPhone, iPad, and Mac app. Recording and zones need Elite Hoops Pro.

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Coach it like the huddle. Then send it.

Teach against the real zone. Lay a 2-3, a 1-3-1 or a press under your players and draw the attack on top of it.

Draw againstsix zones and three presses, laid under your players.

Hit record, then talk. Your voice goes over the board as you draw, with or without commentary.

Send it to the team. The video saves to your camera roll, ready for the group chat.

Draw any action. Cuts, passes, screens, handoffs, cones and defenders, drawn where the play needs them.

How to Record a Whiteboard Walkthrough

Open your team’s court
Tap the whiteboard button in the Playbook tab. Your players are already on the floor.
Set the floor
Drag players to their spots, pick full or half court, and lay down a zone or press when the play attacks one.
Record and talk it through
Tap the red button and explain the play as you draw. Tap it again to stop.
Send it
The video saves to your camera roll, ready to send to your players or your staff.

Simple Pricing

Pick the plan that fits your season.

Every plan unlocks Elite Hoops Pro. A Team Plan adds a private playbook for the coaches, players, and parents you invite.

Monthly plan

Most flexible

Full Pro access with the most flexibility.

$12.99

USD per month

Choose monthly

Yearly plan

Best value

The best value for year-round coaches.

$59.99

USD per year

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Your Complete Coaching Edge

Plan sharper, teach faster, and keep every team organized with the full Elite Hoops toolkit.

Export animated play videos
Share plays as PDF or images
Share anything with a public link
Create printable practice plans
Save your own drill library
Build unlimited teams and playbooks
Use team rosters, logos, and courts
Cloud sync and backups
Available on web and Apple devices

Frequently asked questions

: Drag your players, draw with Apple Pencil or a finger, add basketball symbols, show the defense, lay a zone or press under the offense, and record it all as a video with your voice.
: Recording, opponents, defensive overlays, and switching between full and half court are part of Elite Hoops Pro.
: The digital whiteboard is in the iPhone, iPad, and Mac app. On the web, the play designer builds animated plays you can send as a link.
: The play designer builds a play step by step, with notes on every step, that players watch animate or step through on any device. The whiteboard is for everything else you’d draw in a huddle: draw it, talk through it, record it, send it.
: The Tools tab has a plain board for a quick sketch. The digital whiteboard opens from your team’s playbook and has everything: your players, defenders, zone and press overlays, the full set of basketball symbols, and recording.
: The 2-3, 3-2, 1-3-1, 2-1-2, 1-2-2, and 2-2-1 zones, plus 1-2-2, 2-2-1, and 1-2-1-1 presses.