Pulse: Soccer Session Planner
Plan drills. Set lineups.
About
This app allows coaches to easily plan soccer drills, build training sessions, and set team lineups. It offers offline functionality and a straightforward interface for creating and sharing tactical plans.
What's New in Pulse
1.0
September 8, 2026
FAQ
How do I draw a drill in Pulse?
You can sketch drills directly onto a full pitch, half pitch, third pitch, or a blank canvas. Place players, cones, goals, and balls, then draw passes, shots, runs, and dribbles. Everything can be moved, rotated, resized, and recolored to your exact specifications.
Can I build a full training session with Pulse?
Yes, you can pull saved drills into a session, arrange them in order, assign a type (e.g., warm-up, technical), and add coaching points. Pulse will automatically total the session duration for you.
How does Pulse handle team lineups?
You can select your squad size (7v7, 9v9, or 11v11), choose a formation, and arrange players on the pitch. Player names stay with their positions when you change formations. You can also add substitutes and customize the appearance of the lineup.
Can I share my plans with others using Pulse?
Absolutely. You can export drills or lineups as images, or full sessions as PDFs, directly from the share sheet. This allows you to easily send them to assistants, team chats, or parents.
Does Pulse require an internet connection?
No, Pulse is designed to work entirely offline. Everything lives on your phone, and you do not need an internet connection or an account to use its features.
What devices does Pulse support?
Pulse is available for iPhone and iPad, making it accessible for coaches on the go.
How often is Pulse updated?
The latest version of Pulse was released on 2026-09-08, indicating it is actively maintained. Specific update frequency details are not provided, but the release date suggests recent development.
What is the user sentiment for Pulse?
Based on the available data, Pulse has a perfect 5.0-star rating from 1 review, suggesting very positive initial user sentiment.
