Features

A full coaching staff,
on your bench.

Five specialist agents, one lead coordinator, every output synthesized into your voice and philosophy. Here's the staff, and here's what they do.

Meet the staff The OS layer Core features
BenchOS coaching staff room

The staff

Meet your coaches.

Five specialists with distinct perspectives — working together, not in silos, coordinated by Coach Prime.

Coach Prime portrait

The Synthesizer

Coach Prime

Lead Assistant

Your lead assistant. Coach Prime sits in every staff meeting, hears every specialist, resolves their conflicts, and hands you one coherent answer. You talk to Prime; Prime talks to the staff.

Coach X wants to go small. Coach Shield questions our base defense without a big. I'll write up a switching scheme for the small group.

What they produce

  • Synthesized practice plans and game plans
  • Weekly staff reports rolling up every specialist
  • Chat responses routed to the right agents
  • Conflict surfacing when specialists disagree
Coach X portrait

The Architect

Coach X

Offensive Strategy

Your offensive coordinator. Coach X sees the floor in terms of spacing, advantages, and reads. Obsessed with turning your philosophy into actual sets that fit your personnel.

Because they're guarding us with a blitz coverage, we have to hit the short roll. We need a decision maker setting the screen.

What they produce

  • Offensive segments in every practice plan
  • Set-play design for specific matchups
  • Attack strategy in game pre-briefs
  • Shot-profile analysis and pace recommendations
Coach Shield portrait

The Enforcer

Coach Shield

Defensive Strategy

Your defensive coordinator. Coach Shield is a film junkie who thinks defense is ninety percent preparation. Every scheme comes with rotations, closeouts, and a plan for when the first plan breaks.

Their point guard is right-hand dominant and the big is not a roll threat. Let's play weak coverage and drop our big.

What they produce

  • Defensive schemes and matchup assignments
  • Pressure packages and transition principles
  • Defensive emphasis points in practice
  • If/then adjustment triggers for games
Coach Bloom portrait

The Cultivator

Coach Bloom

Player Development

Your player-development coach. Coach Bloom believes every player can expand their role with the right plan. Connects individual skill work to what the team needs on the floor.

Marcus is our best pick and roll scorer, but he struggles to read drops. I'll design small-sided 3v3 games to work on it.

What they produce

  • Four-week player development plans
  • Skill-gap identification per player
  • Individualized drill prescriptions
  • Role-expansion roadmaps
Coach Iron portrait

The Engine

Coach Iron

Strength & Conditioning

Your strength and conditioning coach. Data-driven and protective of player health. Balances intensity with recovery — every load decision ladders up to players being durable in March.

We're three games in five days next week. I'm pulling conditioning Thursday and replacing it with mobility work.

What they produce

  • Practice-intensity load management
  • Conditioning segments and recovery protocols
  • Game-week physical prep calendars
  • Injury-prevention flags and mobility work

The OS layer

Before your staff can think, it needs to know your program.

BenchOS is not just AI outputs. Your philosophy, your players, your calendar, your playbook — and the signal coming back from the gym every week — all live in one operating system, and every coaching artifact is grounded in them.

Program

Your philosophy, your style, your season goals. Ten-minute setup. Every recommendation the staff makes ladders back up to what you set here.

Program

Eastside High School

Mountain View Conference

Offensive philosophy

4-out 1-in motion · shot quality · gold-zone hunting

Defensive philosophy

Pack-line man · drop coverage · ICE on side screens

Season goals

Win the conference · reach the district final

Roster

Every player with their role, tendencies, and development context. The source of truth for Coach Bloom, Coach X, and every other agent.

Active roster

15 players

2 OUT · 0 LIMITED
#3T. WatsonPGLead guard · pace and live-dribblePress-break
#12D. CarterSGCaptain · leading scorer, 16.4 ppgDecisions
#23J. BrooksSFGlue guy · guards 1 through 4Catch & shoot
#33M. WellsPFOffensive glass · short-roll readsFoul discipline
#42A. MitchellCRim-runner · defensive anchorFinishing

Schedule

Practices, games, travel, off-days — every event with its artifacts attached. Coach Iron uses it to manage load. Coach Prime uses it to prioritize.

Week 6

Feb 10–16

2 practices · 1 game · 1 travel

MON

10

Off

TUE

11

Practice

WED

12

Practice

THU

13

Travel

FRI

14

Westview

SAT

15

Off

SUN

16

Film

Coach Iron flagged:

3 games in 5 days next week — pulling conditioning Thursday.

Playbook & Drill Library

Your plays and your drills in one searchable place — owned by the program, not by a coach's notebook. The staff calls them by name.

Playbook & Drill Library

47 items

All · 47Plays · 18Drills · 29SLOB · 5
PLAYDHO into Pin-Down
PLAYWing Ball Screen · Pop
DRILLDefense Shell · ICE
DRILLSkill 3v3 Short Roll
DRILLDefense Closeouts · 4 spot
PLAYSLOB · Zipper

Tuesday's plan called Shell · ICE and 3v3 Short Roll automatically — Coach Shield + Coach Bloom.

Pulses

Ask your roster the same questions every week — legs, confidence, what isn't clicking. The answers roll straight into the staff's context, so next week's plan is built on how the team actually feels rather than on how you assume they feel.

Weekly pulse · Sundays

Body & buy-in check

14 of 14 in

Legs feel fresh?

3.1 / 5

Confident in Friday's game plan?

4.4 / 5

How clear was this week's install?

3.8 / 5

What isn't clicking right now?

9 written

Averages and a no-names summary ride into Monday's practice plan and the weekly report. The written answers stay between the player and their development plan.

Announcements & notifications

Say it once and the whole program has it. Post to everyone, to coaches, or to players only — it lands in every recipient's feed and inbox.

The same substrate carries everything else worth knowing: practice today, Friday still has no brief, a pulse is due, a generation finished. Each person controls what reaches their email.

EveryoneCoaches onlyPlayers only

Bus leaves 4:15 Friday — eat before you get there

Film in the locker room at 3:30. Shooting shirts on the bus.

Sent to 22 people

Everything else in the same feed

Pulse dueWeekly pulse closes tonight
No briefFriday vs Westview has no pre-brief yet
ReadyTuesday's practice plan finished generating

This is what makes the staff different from a chatbot.

Every artifact the staff produces is grounded in your real roster, your real schedule, your real plays — not generic basketball knowledge. And everyone in the program is looking at the same thing.

Capabilities

Five coordinated outputs. Every one of them aligned.

These are the artifacts BenchOS produces — the things you can actually walk into the gym with.

Practice Planner

Philosophy-aligned, time-blocked practice plans. Enter duration and emphasis — walk into the gym with a structured plan.

Inputs →

  • Practice length and emphasis
  • Upcoming schedule + recent game feedback
  • Roster availability and load state

Outputs →

  • Time-blocked segments
  • Drill prescriptions with coaching cues
  • Player-specific reminders from the staff
  • Printable plan ready for the gym

Game Pre-Brief

Enter scouting notes on an upcoming opponent. Get a coordinated game plan — attack strategy, matchup assignments, and adjustment triggers.

Inputs →

  • Opponent scouting notes and tendencies
  • Personnel report
  • Recent game film observations

Outputs →

  • Offensive attack plan and key emphasis
  • Defensive matchups and coverages
  • If/then adjustment triggers
  • Play appendix with sets for the matchup

Player Development Plans

Select any player. Get a structured improvement roadmap: priority development areas, weekly focus, specific drills, and tactical translation.

Inputs →

  • Player profile and current role
  • Recent feedback and game context
  • Time horizon (2, 4, or 8 weeks)

Outputs →

  • Three priority development areas
  • Weekly skill-focus breakdown
  • Specific drill prescriptions with reps
  • Tactical translation notes for team play

Conversational Staff Chat

Full Court

Talk to your staff in natural language. Coach Prime routes your question to the right specialists and hands back a coordinated answer.

Inputs →

  • Any question, in plain English
  • Full program context (roster, schedule, philosophy)
  • Recent feedback and decisions

Outputs →

  • Routed, multi-agent responses
  • Cited context from your own data
  • Follow-up exploration in the same thread
  • Threads saved as program knowledge

Weekly Staff Reports

Every Sunday morning, your staff drops a synthesized report — what worked, what didn't, who's developing, and what to adjust for next week.

Inputs →

  • Every artifact generated in the week
  • Your feedback after each practice and game
  • Player check-ins and progress signals

Outputs →

  • What worked / needs attention rundown
  • Per-player development highlights
  • Questions for the head coach to decide
  • Recommended adjustments for next week

More on Full Court.

Shorter-form work the staff does between documents — yours from the moment you upgrade.

Daily Brief

Full Court

Your dashboard opens with the day already read: what's next on the schedule, who needs attention, and what the staff would do about it.

Player Dev Cards

Full Court

A one-page card per player — focus areas, drills, and progress — that the player can see in their own account.

Feedback Summaries

Full Court

Your players say how practice went; BenchOS reads every answer and tells you what they agree on, where they don't, and who is carrying a load they haven't mentioned.

Rotation Suggestions

Full Court

Availability, minutes, and matchup context in; a starting rotation out. Adjust one, instead of building it from scratch.

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