Feature / Scouting reports
Scouting reports, written the way a staff would write them.
Ask any matchup, player, or situation question and HoopBrief returns a structured report you can coach from, grounded in real play-by-play and tracking data rather than a generic chatbot guess.
What you get
A plan, not a paragraph
Every report is broken into the same sections a coaching staff uses, so you can skim to the part you need before tip-off.
The read
A one-line answer to your question, then the reasoning behind it. No wall of text, the point comes first.
The plan
Concrete attack or guard steps for the situation you asked about, ordered by how much they move the possession.
Positioning cues
Where feet, hands, and help should be, phrased as things you can say to a player from the sideline.
Mistakes to avoid
The reads that get punished against this matchup, so you coach around them before they show up on film.
What to practice
The drill or rep that turns the report into something a player can rehearse this week.
How it stays honest
Grounded in real data, with a confidence rating
A HoopBrief report is constrained against structured basketball data, and it tells you how strongly that data supports the read.
Constrained to the numbers
The AI identifies the players, teams, and situation behind your question, then builds the report against real stats instead of inventing them.
A confidence rating on every report
High, Med, or Low tells you how much to lean on it, so you can trust the strong reads and treat the thin ones as hypotheses to check on film.
Saveable and reusable
Keep your reports, revisit them before the rematch, and build a library of prep for the opponents you see most.
Who it is for
Built for coaches, trainers, and players
Coaches use it to build opponent prep in minutes instead of an evening of film, and to hand players teaching points in language they already understand.
Trainers use it to tie a workout to a real weakness a report surfaces, so a session has a reason behind every drill.
Players use it to walk into a game with a plan for their matchup, prepared like a pro instead of from highlights.
Run your first scouting report
Run a real question through the free scout, then pick the plan that fits how you study the game.