Two hours after the buzzer, your staff and your players are looking at what every action out there was actually worth — from the same certified record, at the same time.
That is what changes a Monday practice. Everyone walks in already knowing what happened, so the conversation starts where it should.
Every program has an identity. The useful question is whether the one you believe matches the one the record shows — and most staffs have never had a way to check.
We show you your DNA: where your value genuinely comes from, strand by strand, and whether it adds up. Then the same engine turns around and shows you the DNA of the team you play Thursday.
Not better reports. A program where everybody is working from the same evidence.
An assistant builds the scout. Video cuts the film. Somebody pulls numbers on a laptop at midnight. None of it lives in one place or speaks one language, and by Thursday nobody is sure which version is true. This is one certified intelligence platform instead — and everything below reads off the same ledger.
Every coach. Every player. Every report. Every decision. One secure place.
Intelligence one assistant keeps on his laptop is a file. It becomes intelligence when the staff and the roster all have it and can talk about it. Up to 20 people, each with their own access — nobody shares a login.
Look inside the Locker →Same engine, same ledger, six moments in the week when your program needs to know something. The buzzer sounds and roughly two hours later your staff is reading what every action on that floor was worth — and so is every player on your roster.
You knew you lost the second half. This tells you the possession it happened on.
The run, the last lead change to the minute, who produced value and who leaked it. Page one reads in thirty seconds on the bus. Every page behind it is the evidence for the room on Monday.
Open a real Game Recap →You will know their DNA before you know their sets.
Sixteen pages. How they produce value and who produces it, their shot geography and shot chart, what they allow, their five-player units, on/off, pairs, ten-minute windows, a full page of intel on every man who played, their scoring runs, and the keys drawn from all of it.
Open the 16-page Scouting Dossier → Read it in the browserYour leading scorer is not always your most valuable player. Here is the proof.
Thirty-six pages: the scoring order against the value order, every player game by game above or below zero, and the five-man units the record actually supports. Read it before you change a rotation or start a portal conversation.
Open a real In-Season Evaluation →One page, midweek. Only what moved.
Nobody needs a second full report on a Wednesday. You need the delta — who is climbing, who is sliding, which units earned more minutes, and the habit worth catching before it becomes a pattern. Read it standing up.
Every player gets his own page — and he opens it before he opens his texts.
His number, his shot map, where his value came from and where it leaked, then The Read: his night in one short paragraph he will actually finish. Same engine you read, so the conversation starts from evidence instead of opinion.
Practice starts from evidence, not from memory.
Up to 20 coaches and players, each with their own secure access — nobody shares a login. Every report your program owns stays on the shelf. Players go straight to their own page. Staff post the possession worth reviewing, and by the time the room fills, everyone has read the same page.
The box score records what happened. PBiR converts every recorded action into one certified measure of what it was worth to a possession — and every one of the six reads off that single engine.
From preseason planning, through conference play, through March, through portal season, through summer roster construction — your program receives basketball intelligence every month of the year, not just when games are being played.
Before a ball goes up. Your program gets set up, everybody gets access, and the season baseline is established so the first report has something to measure against.
What the roster you assembled has already shown — returners, transfers and freshmen on one scale, before the first exhibition.
The heaviest months. Something arrives every single week — after every game, before every opponent, and in between.
Short turnarounds and unfamiliar opponents. The reports compress to match the week.
The months that decide next season. Every player you are considering graded on the exact same scale as the players already on your roster — so you compare production, not reputation.
The cycle starts over. New roster, new baseline, new Team DNA — ready before the first practice.
Twelve months. The $699-a-month rate is locked for the full year if you secure it by October 1.
Up to 20 designated coaches and players, each with their own Team Locker access.
Yes. Every designated recipient has their own account and sees every report your program owns.
A Game Recap after every game and a Scouting Report before every opponent, plus In-Season Evaluations and Player Pages.
The In-Season Evaluation runs 36 pages. Recaps vary with the game — the report prints what the certified data supports, and names anything it withheld.
The platform shifts from game preparation to roster construction. During the offseason your subscription focuses on transfer portal evaluations, NIL intelligence, mock roster analysis, preseason team evaluations, lineup modelling, incoming player reports, and preparation for the next season. Your program receives basketball intelligence year-round — not just when games are being played.
The program runs twelve months. October through March is game recaps, scouting and in-season evaluations. March and April close the season out. April through July is portal, recruiting and roster construction. July through September is preseason preparation. The full calendar is above.
No. Every month of the calendar has deliverables, and the heaviest months are the ones you are competing in. Products marked with a ship month are in development on a stated schedule — dated, not assumed.
Yes — that is what portal evaluation and roster construction are for. Any player with a certified game record can be graded on the same PBiR scale as your own roster, so you compare production rather than reputation.
It is disclosed. Findings publish when supported and are withheld when they are not, with every exclusion named by opponent and date.
One package. Twelve months. Everything above, for your whole program, all year.