Tabletop Coach

Tabletop Coach is the ultimate sidekick for competitive tabletop wargaming teams. Whether you're captaining a squad at a major event, coaching from the sidelines, or stepping up as a player, Tabletop Coach keeps your team connected, coordinated, and in the fight.

BUILT FOR TEAMS
Tabletop Coach is designed around three roles:

• Captain — run your team, set up tournaments, drive the pairing process, and send tactical instructions to players mid-round.
• Coach — support the captain, review matchup predictions, and help guide players through live rounds.
• Player — track your pairings and predictions, update your score in real time, and call for help when you need it.

SMARTER PAIRINGS
Before each round, players and coaches submit matchup predictions — rating each potential opponent and flagging where they can push for a win or need to hold. Captains use this intel to make informed pairing decisions and put the team in the best possible position.

LIVE ROUND COORDINATION
Once pairings are set, the real-time round screen keeps everyone in sync. Players update their game status (Can Push, Can Hold, Can't Push, Can't Hold) and call for guidance when the game is on the knife edge. Captains and coaches see live alerts, respond to calls, and send tactical instructions — Push, Hold, or Proceed — directly to each player's device.

SCORE TRACKING
Scores are entered in real time as games conclude. Team round results are calculated automatically and your tournament record builds round by round.

ANALYTICS
When the tournament wraps up, Tabletop Coach breaks down the performance data — team win/draw/loss records, individual player results, and prediction accuracy. See how well your pre-game intel translated into real outcomes and sharpen your preparation for the next event.

WORKS ON ANDROID, iOS, AND WEB
Tabletop Coach runs natively on Android and iOS, and is also available at tabletopcoach.com — so your whole team can stay connected regardless of their device.

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Currently supporting the 0–20 scoring format used in WTC-style team tournaments, Win/Draw/Loss (WDL) and Battle Points formats.