One of them has been around for a hundred years. The other one moves.
You draw it, you explain it, and then the player has to run the film in his own head — who moves first, who waits, where the ball is when the screen arrives. Some can do that. Plenty cannot, and you find out on Sunday.
In 2D on your board and in 3D for your players, in the order it happens on the floor: the screen, then the player using it, then the pass. Nobody has to imagine the timing, because they can see it. Your players read it on their phone in three seconds.
I am a coach, not a company — assistant with the Italian women’s national team; at the World Cup in Berlin I prepared USA, China, Czechia and Australia. I think this is the most modern playbook a coach can get. Take the fourteen days and tell me I am wrong.
One-time licence · no subscription · no account · nothing leaves your computer
You are reading this on a phone: VDM is a program for Mac and Windows, it does not install on a phone. Open this page again on the computer you work on.
| What you get | |
|---|---|
| Price | €59.99, once. No subscription, no seats, no quote. |
| Plays | 2D for the board, 3D for the players, in the right order. |
| Languages | Twelve. |
| Also included | Game film tagging, clips by player, scouting reports, practice plans. Your files stay on your computer. |
No AI inside it and no API key. The app writes the request, you paste it into the AI you already pay for, and it fills in rosters, photos, statistics and play types by itself. No second subscription.