Ask Dara

Ask Dara: an assistant coach that works from your club’s own things

Ask in plain words. Dara reads your drills, squad, fixtures and clips, then makes the session, the play, the deck or the result. Every step has Open, so you check what it made.

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Plan Tuesday’s session from our corner drills
The penalty corners we gave away v Cookstown, in a deck
Draw a four-player press that forces their right back wide
Erin Shaw’s clips from Saturday, in a deck
We beat Cookstown 3–1. Put the result in
Plan Tuesday around playing out from the back, 19:30–21:00, finish with a game
The corners we gave away v Kilbrack, in a deck
Our press on their goal kick, in a playbook called Pressing
Ryan McCord’s clips from Saturday, in a deck
We beat Kilbrack 2–1. Put the result in
Plan Tuesday from our puck-out drills, 7 to 8:15, finish with a game
The puck-outs we lost v Tullaroe, in a deck
Our short puck-out, in a playbook called Puck-outs
Cian Brennan’s clips from Saturday, in a deck
We beat Tullaroe 1-18 to 0-15. Put the result in
Plan Tuesday around our lineout, 7 to 8:30, finish with a game
The lineouts we lost v Drumcorr, in a deck
Draw a four-man lineout with a catch and drive, in a playbook called Lineouts
Adam Wallace’s clips from Saturday, in a deck
We beat Drumcorr 24–17. Put the result in

Each is an example run on an example club. Watch three of them on the home page.

What it does

Plans a session from the drills your club already has, with the times added up.
Draws a play on your sport’s pitch, in steps, and files it in a playbook.
Builds a deck from your tagged clips: one event, one player or one match.
Puts in a result, in your sport’s scoreline: 3–1, or 1-18 to 0-15.
Answers about the numbers, from the same tags the match report counts.

What it does not do

It cannot delete anything, and it cannot share anything with players. A new deck is for coaches only until you mark it ready.
It can rewrite a session’s blocks, or a deck’s slides while the deck is still coaches-only. Each change shows in the steps, with Open.
It does not make up a drill you do not have. If a request could mean two things, it asks you first.
It does not tag the match for you. You tag it, and Ask Dara reads the tags.

It is an AI

Ask Dara is an AI, and the panel says so. Check what it makes before you show it to players.
The runs on this site are examples on example clubs. Each one uses only what Ask Dara makes today.

Messages on each plan

Coach: 25 Ask Dara messages to try it. Team: 30 Ask Dara messages a month. Club: 150 Ask Dara messages a month, for the club. Club Plus: 400 Ask Dara messages a month.
A message is one request. The counter in the panel shows what is left this month.

What goes to Anthropic

To answer, Ask Dara sends your request and the details it needs, such as player names, numbers and positions, to Anthropic, which writes the reply.
It never sends video or email addresses.
Anthropic may not train models on it. Anthropic is named in our privacy policy.