What can Rugby Playbook Studio replace?
For many coaches it can reduce the need to split tactical diagrams, drill sketches, playbooks, practice plans, team-run notes, and participation records across separate tools.
Rugby coaching software
One coaching workspace for plays, drills, team runs, and practice review.
Rugby Playbook Studio connects visual play design and reusable drills with attendance, team-run tracking, and session review—without turning practice planning into more admin.
Built specifically for rugby coaching7s · 10s · 15sBrowser-based
What it does
Connect the coaching workflow from idea to review
Design and animate rugby plays for 7s, 10s, and 15s.
Build editable drills with players, equipment, movement, and coaching notes.
Organize and share saved plays and drills instead of recreating them each week.
Plan timed sessions and track attendance or drill participation.
Build positions 1–15, reserves, minutes, and reps into team-run rotations.
Review position usage, starting-XV and reserve exposure, key combinations, and Opportunity Watch.
Workflow
From coaching idea to practice review
- 1
Design it
Create the play or drill, then save it for future sessions and revisions.
- 2
Plan and run it
Build the practice, record attendance, and organize team-run rotations.
- 3
Review it
See reps, positions, and combinations while keeping every coaching decision with the coach.
Rugby-first
Designed for coaches who already have a rugby system
RPS is not a replacement for coaching judgment, governing-body guidance, or age-grade safety requirements. It makes an existing coaching process clearer and faster—from the tactical picture to the post-practice review.
See RPS-reviewed rugby templates →
Questions coaches ask
Frequently asked questions
Does it support different rugby formats?
Yes. The play-design workspace supports 7s, 10s, and 15s.
What does Practice Planner track?
It can track attendance, drill participation, team-run rotations, player minutes and reps, position usage, key combinations, and Opportunity Watch. RPS presents the record; the coach makes the decisions.