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Learn moreYouth football coaching agent for session plans, drills and team management

Hobbit AI is a youth football coaching agent for U5 to U18 that designs sessions with SVG drill diagrams, manages teams and calendars, records voice debriefs, makes player portraits and writes match reports, grounded in DGC methodology.
Hobbit AI is a coaching assistant built for youth football and soccer coaches who work with players from U5 to U18. It combines a chat agent with a workspace where training sessions, rosters, schedules and club media are handled in one place. Its guidance is grounded in the DGC methodology (Decision-making, Game-related, Creativity) and in national federation frameworks, so answers lean toward player development rather than generic drill lists. In practice, a coach describes a team and a goal, and Hobbit produces a session plan with SVG drill diagrams. The sample session on the homepage, a U8 dribbling and turning plan, shows the format: a stated focus, how it links to recent trainings, four timed activities from warm-up to conditioned game, a decision point for each activity, sideline do and don't lists, and conversation prompts for parents to use at home. The chat can search the web, accept uploaded images or files, and take voice input, and it handles questions such as how to coach 1v1 defending for U10 players. Beyond planning, the workspace includes a calendar with a map of training grounds, attendance tracking, a voice debrief that Hobbit polishes into notes, and a recap page that can be shared with parents. A "team brain" keeps what it learns about each squad so later sessions reflect earlier ones. Separate tools cover a tactics board, a drill diagram drawer, a team photographer for player portraits, graphic design for clubs, and a writing tool for match reports and previews. The site also lists an academy weekly, documentation and a download page. Hobbit sits between generic AI chatbots and traditional coaching platforms. A general chatbot can draft a session, but it does not keep a roster, calendar or team memory. Dedicated team-management apps usually lack the pedagogy layer. Hobbit targets coaches and academies that want both, with a philosophy that favours letting children make decisions over instructing them. The homepage reports more than 3,600 coaches using it.
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Learn moreAI chat with web search, file and image upload and voice input. Session design with SVG drill diagrams, tactics board, team and roster management, calendar with training grounds, attendance, voice debriefs, parent recaps, player portraits, graphic design and match report writing.
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