For Players
Every day has a plan. Players follow their trainer's training plan or a Reps plan, work through daily basketball drills, and film their reps for feedback between sessions.
- Training plans built around five training days a week, with off days built in.
- A drill library covering shooting, ball handling, finishing, athleticism, passing, and defense.
- Shot charts and heatmaps that track makes and misses.
- Video submissions that your trainer reviews with time-stamped feedback.
For Parents
Parents aren't in the gym, but they should still see the work. Reps shows parents training progress, session notes, and evaluation results in one place, instead of scattered texts and payment apps.
- Parent-approved accounts and private, encrypted video uploads.
- COPPA-compliant, with encrypted videos and data.
- Progress you can see over time, not just a feeling that it's working.
For Trainers
Reps runs the business side of private training so trainers can coach. Book sessions, collect payment through Stripe, assign plans, review video, and run player evaluations, all from one app.
- Scheduling and payments with no monthly fee. Reps keeps 10% of session payments, card processing included.
- Custom drills and workout plans assigned to each player.
- Player evaluations that save scores and share results with parents automatically.
How Reps Works
Reps follows the way private basketball training already happens, and fills the gaps between sessions.
- 1. Connect. A player downloads Reps and connects with their trainer, or starts on a Reps guided plan. Parents link to their player's account.
- 2. Get a plan. The trainer assigns a training plan built from their own drills or the Reps library: shooting, ball handling, finishing, athleticism, passing, and defense.
- 3. Do the work and film it. The player follows the day's drills, records their reps, and submits the video. Shot charts track makes and misses.
- 4. Get feedback. The trainer reviews the video and leaves time-stamped notes, so the next rep is better than the last.
- 5. Show progress. Completed drills, plans, evaluations, and session notes add up to a record parents can see, instead of a feeling that it's working.
Built Around Real Training Weeks
Youth players don't need a seven-day grind. Reps plans are built around five training days with off days built in, so players build a habit without burning out. Drills come with a demo, quick instructions, and a target number of reps or minutes, so a player training alone in the driveway knows exactly what a good rep looks like.
For players getting ready for AAU tryouts, high school ball, or a new season, that structure is the difference between "I practiced" and "I practiced the right things." Every finished drill is logged, every video is saved, and every evaluation becomes a baseline for the next one.
What It Costs
Reps is free to download and use. Reps Essentials ($25/month, or $20/month billed yearly) unlocks the full drill library and training features, with a 7-day free trial for new members. Players who train with a coach can also join that coach's Reps Pro, Pro+, or Pro Max plan for more accountability: day-by-day plans, faster video review, and monthly targets.
Trainers pay no monthly fee. Reps keeps 10% of session payments, and that covers card processing. Full details are on the pricing page.
Safe For Young Athletes
Most Reps players are kids, so privacy is built in rather than added later. Reps is COPPA-compliant, accounts for young players are parent-approved, and training videos and data are encrypted. Payments run through Stripe, so card details never sit on Reps servers.
How Reps Compares
Some basketball apps are built for players training alone. Others sell plans from big-name trainers. Reps is built around the relationship between a player, their parents, and their own trainer. See how it stacks up against Ball AI and Blueprints Basketball.
Common Questions
Is Reps free?
Yes. Reps is free to download and use. Reps Essentials ($25/month, or $20/month billed yearly) unlocks the full drill library and training features, with a 7-day free trial for new members; cancel any time. See pricing.
Is Reps safe for kids?
Reps is COPPA-compliant, uses parent-approved accounts, and encrypts videos and data.
Do I need a trainer to use Reps?
No. Players can train on their own with guided plans, or connect with their own trainer or a Reps trainer.
What does Reps cost trainers?
No monthly fee. Reps keeps 10% of session payments, which covers card processing.
Can I use Reps without a trainer?
Yes. Players can follow Reps guided plans and the drill library on their own, then connect with a trainer whenever they are ready.
Is Reps on Android?
Reps is on iPhone today, and an Android app is coming.
What ages is Reps for?
Reps is built for youth and high school players, with parent-approved accounts for younger athletes, and works just as well for older players who want structure.