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Linebit Scout

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9 Oct 2026launched yesterday
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WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.0latest version · yesterday
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Linebit Scout is an assessment board for coaches of youth and amateur teams. Instead of a notebook full of half-remembered impressions, every player gets a six-axis radar that is redrawn after each assessment, so you can see who is growing, where, and who has not been looked at in a while. Pick the sport when you create the squad and the six axes are set for you: football, cricket, basketball, volleyball, or your own. Rename any axis to match how you coach. Grade a player from 1 to 10 on each axis after a training, a match or a trial, and the rest is worked out from your own numbers. WHAT YOU GET • Squad — every player with position, birth year, dominant side, height, weight, notes and an optional photo; archive players who leave and restore them later • Card — the latest radar over the dashed squad-average contour, a weighted index from the last three assessments, the change on every axis and the player's rank in the squad • Development — overlay up to four radars from different dates and follow each axis on its own track across the whole history • Assessments — six sliders in half-point steps, plus the context, minutes observed and a comment • Compare — two players side by side on one radar and axis by axis • Report — the squad average per axis with its change over the chosen period, a histogram of indexes, the biggest riser and a list of players with no assessment in 45 days • Drills — a library of exercises tagged with the axes they train, with duration, intensity, player count, equipment, setup and the coaching point; six starter drills for each sport to begin with • Sessions — the app suggests focus axes where the squad scores lowest, builds a plan from matching drills to fit your target length, then runs it block by block with a live hexagon timer • Axis coverage — minutes trained per axis over the last 28 days, so the undertrained area is easy to spot There is no account and no cloud. Everything you enter stays on your device.Read more
Linebit Scout is an assessment board for coaches of youth and amateur teams. Instead of a notebook full of half-remembered impressions, every player gets a six-axis radar that is redrawn after each assessment, so you can see who is growing, where, and who has not been looked at in a while. Pick the sport when you create the squad and the six axes are set for you: football, cricket, basketball, volleyball, or your own. Rename any axis to match how you coach. Grade a player from 1 to 10 on each axis after a training, a match or a trial, and the rest is worked out from your own numbers. WHAT YOU GET • Squad — every player with position, birth year, dominant side, height, weight, notes and an optional photo; archive players who leave and restore them later • Card — the latest radar over the dashed squad-average contour, a weighted index from the last three assessments, the change on every axis and the player's rank in the squad • Development — overlay up to four radars from different dates and follow each axis on its own track across the whole history • Assessments — six sliders in half-point steps, plus the context, minutes observed and a comment • Compare — two players side by side on one radar and axis by axis • Report — the squad average per axis with its change over the chosen period, a histogram of indexes, the biggest riser and a list of players with no assessment in 45 days • Drills — a library of exercises tagged with the axes they train, with duration, intensity, player count, equipment, setup and the coaching point; six starter drills for each sport to begin with • Sessions — the app suggests focus axes where the squad scores lowest, builds a plan from matching drills to fit your target length, then runs it block by block with a live hexagon timer • Axis coverage — minutes trained per axis over the last 28 days, so the undertrained area is easy to spot There is no account and no cloud. Everything you enter stays on your device.

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  1. Version 1.0First seen · 9 Oct 2026

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