The soccer training app that reaches every team in the club.
Greater gives soccer clubs one place to build training programs, assign them across every age group, and review technical and strength work from phone video. Players train between practices and the club finally sees it. AI flags movement issues in under 60 seconds. Coaches coach the fix.
Club directors of coaching, team coaches, high school programs, and soccer parents
Live support loop
Soccer
Program
U14 homework block
Assign
Every U14 team
Record
Session video
Coach
Next correction
Every U14 team
Session video
You cannot see that work, so the gap between your most and least committed players grows invisibly.
What good looks like
What a complete soccer training program includes.
Two or three practices a week will not develop a player on their own, which is why every serious club is looking at a soccer training app for the days in between. A complete program combines technical homework players can do with a ball and a wall, a strength and conditioning plan that builds speed and durable movement, and conditioning blocks that keep the squad ready across a long season. All of it has to land on a schedule a 14-year-old can actually follow.
The problem for clubs is consistency. One organization might field twenty teams across ten age groups, each coach programming from a different philosophy or not programming at all. Homework goes out through team chat apps, nobody tracks whether it happens, and the director of coaching has no view into any of it. The club promises a development pathway and cannot see whether the pathway is being walked.
Greater gives the club one system. Directors and coaches build programs on the website, players follow them in the app, and every completed session and recorded rep flows back with AI analysis attached. Players get a clear plan for the days between practices. Directors get a view they have never had.
The problem
Players develop between practices. Clubs cannot see between practices.
What is happening
Your players touch the ball far more hours away from training than at it, or they should.
Where the workflow breaks
You cannot see that work, so the gap between your most and least committed players grows invisibly.
What Greater makes possible
A club that promises development should be able to show the development, not just the schedule.
Simple plan
Standardize the program. Assign the homework. See the work.
The athlete or client stays the focus. Greater is the system that helps you support them with less guesswork.
Step 01
Build the club's program once
Create technical, strength, and conditioning blocks by age group, then assign by team, group, or individual player.
Step 02
Players train and record in the app
Players complete assigned sessions at home or at the park and record key work from a phone. No extra hardware.
Step 03
Review with AI, respond with coaching
AI flags movement issues in under 60 seconds. Coaches review what matters, message the player, and set the next focus.
Club-wide standards
One development standard across every age group.
A club's promise is a pathway, but most clubs deliver twenty separate coaching philosophies. In Greater, the director of coaching builds the club standard on the website: technical priorities, a soccer strength and conditioning program by age group, and conditioning blocks, all saved as reusable templates. Each coach assigns the age-appropriate version to their team in minutes, so the pathway the club sells is the pathway every player actually receives.
Coaches keep control of their own rosters while the director finally gets visibility. Completion rolls up across the club, so the U12s in one town and the U17s in another are on the same pathway, and the club can see it working. Guided walkthroughs get volunteer coaches running assignments in one sitting, so the club standard survives coaching turnover instead of leaving with whoever built it.
Templates by age group
Build the U10 through U19 progression once and reuse it every season.
Assign by team or player
Club standards go out by team, with individual plans for players who need more.
Club-wide completion
Directors see which teams and players are doing the work, in one view.
Guided setup
Walkthroughs take a new coach from blank page to assigned program the same day.
Homework that happens
Technical and strength homework with a feedback loop.
Every coach assigns homework. Almost none of it happens, because nobody can see it. In Greater, the week's soccer workout program shows up in each player's app: the ball mastery block, the strength session, the conditioning piece. Players record key work from a phone, and AI analyzes the movement in under 60 seconds. A wall, a ball, and twenty focused minutes become a real training session instead of a hopeful suggestion.
Coaches open a review queue on the website, watch the flagged reps, and send corrections through in-app messaging tied to the exact recording. The player who does the work gets coached for it, which is exactly the incentive homework never had. Parents see progress reports, so the club's development story reaches home with evidence behind it instead of a season-end email.
Daily clarity
Players open the app and see today's session. No chat scroll, no lost PDFs.
AI first pass
Recorded work gets movement analysis in under 60 seconds, before a coach looks.
Feedback tied to the rep
Corrections attach to the recording, so players know exactly what to change.
No extra gear
A ball, a phone, and the Greater app. No sensors or cameras to buy.
Conditioning and workload
Steady conditioning, visible workload, safer ramps.
Soccer's fitness problems are spiky: preseason arrives after a quiet summer, and players returning from time off jump straight into full sessions. Greater lets coaches assign conditioning blocks that build gradually, so the ramp back to full training is planned instead of improvised. Completion tracking shows who actually did the build-up work before they rejoin the group, so the conversation about readiness starts from a record instead of a shrug.
Safety Scores add movement quality review to the picture, flagging issues before they become injuries. None of this replaces medical judgment, and Greater does not claim to. What it gives a club is visibility: which players did the conditioning, how their movement looks on video, and where a coach should pay attention this week. That visibility is the difference between a plan and a hope.
60s
AI movement analysis
Phone
video capture, no gear
Club-wide
one program system
What changes
Development the club can standardize, see, and show.
Pain points
Twenty teams, twenty philosophies, and no club-wide standard
Homework goes out in chat apps and vanishes without a trace
Directors have zero visibility into what training actually happens
Players return from breaks straight into full sessions
Benefits with Greater
One club program, assigned across every team and age group
AI reviews recorded technical and strength work in under 60 seconds
Safety Scores flag movement quality issues before they become injuries
Completion tracking and progress reports parents can see
Pricing
Priced for one coach or an entire club.
Every Greater account starts with a 14-day free trial that includes the paid AI features, so you can test AI video analysis with real players before deciding.
After the trial there is a free plan for small rosters and paid plans that scale by roster size, from a single team coach to a club with every age group on the platform. Pick the plan that matches your numbers. Clubs can start with one age group and grow into the full pathway.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What should a soccer training app actually do for a club?
How does the AI video analysis work for soccer?
Can we standardize training across all our age groups?
Do players need any special equipment?
Can coaches give individual players extra work?
How much does Greater cost for a soccer club?
Start simple
Start with one team, one age group, or the whole club.
Use the 14-day trial to run one soccer program end to end. Assign the homework, watch the video come in, and decide with evidence. Your players' recorded sessions will make the case one way or the other.