The first holistic AI basketball coach
Coach past your
calendar.
Courtwell runs your training system when you can't be there. Every athlete checks in each morning. The agent builds their session from your drills and how they slept. The hard calls come to you. About two minutes a day, from your phone.
Your drills only · Runs every morning · Never adds load · 2 minutes a day
Poor readiness four of the last seven mornings. Sessions narrowed to prep and recovery since Wednesday.
Marcus · 6:47a check-in
Today: decompression, hip mobility, breath work. Lighter on purpose.
Dana's weekly benchmark: 41 of 50. Third week trending up.
This morning, while you slept
Your system opened the gym without you.
6:47a
Marcus checked in. Slept 4 hours, legs heavy. Session rebuilt: recovery and prep only.
6:52a
Dana checked in, full green. Full session from your Week 6 block.
7:01a
Soreness flag on Amara, third morning running. Escalated to you. Nothing goes out without you.
7:04a
8 of 12 checked in so far. One decision waiting on you.
Soreness, mapped
It sees what you'd see.
Athletes tag soreness on a body map, morning by morning. The agent watches the pattern, not the day.
When quads run sore three mornings straight, it pulls the jump work, keeps the court skill, and tells you what it did. Nothing gets added back to make up the time.
Quads
3 morningsLeft hamstring
2 morningsEverything else
clearPulled the jump work. Kept the court skill. Nothing was added to make up the time.
What holistic means
Train the whole athlete.
A skills trainer sells one thing: skill work. Courtwell puts the other four on your athletes every day, built from your curriculum. You keep the lane you're known for.
Mobility, stability, decompression. The work before the work.
Your drills, your standards, your teaching film. The agent arranges it. It never writes it.
Athleticism that holds up in the fourth quarter.
Active training to rest. Not a day off.
Reads, decisions, vocabulary. The game above the shoulders.
One day, repeating
How a Tuesday runs without you in the room.
Checks in. Five questions, thirty seconds.
Sleep, soreness, energy, stress, pain. Done before the coffee's poured.
Builds the session from your drills.
A plan, not a menu. A rough night comes back lighter, and the athlete can tell something is watching.
Logs the work. Two taps, makes counted.
Video is cached ahead of time, so gym wifi never stops a session.
Adjusts tomorrow. Updates your queue.
A flag becomes a decision in your inbox, with the reason attached.
One benchmark per component, written down.
Progress is a number the athlete can see. So can whoever pays for the training.
Your part of the day
2minPhone out, queue cleared, back to your gym.
Up in four of the last six. Nothing has flattened.
The rules
It runs on your rules. The engine enforces them.
It never invents a drill.
Sessions come from drills you wrote and published. Your sets, your standards, the exact version you approved.
It never adds load.
Poor readiness narrows a session toward recovery and prep. Nothing in the engine turns intensity up. That call is yours.
It brings hard calls to you.
Soreness that won't clear. A trend that breaks. Those land in your queue with the readings behind them.
Coaching, not medicine. Courtwell never diagnoses or clears an injury.
What you earn
You set the price. You keep the difference.
Your athletes buy from you, at your price, under your brand. Courtwell charges you $79 per active athlete each month. The rest is yours. No revenue share.
12 athletes × ($119 − $79). Wholesale is $79 per active athlete, monthly. You keep everything above it.
Most trainers can only bill for skill work. This is how you charge for the whole athlete, including the ones you never get in front of.
For skills trainers
Your gym, minus the walls.
Write your system down once. Athletes you never see in person train under it every day, with your name on the session.
Request access →For programs & teams
The whole roster, every morning.
Readiness on every athlete before practice. Your performance staff reviews exceptions instead of chasing thirty check-ins.
For programs →Where it comes from
Built with a working coach.
Jarrey is a performance trainer who turns away remote athletes every month. His Court Optimization Model is the first curriculum on Courtwell. Yours runs the same way.
The screen beside this is what keeps athletes on it. Every session leaves a mark. Missing one shows.
Not a missed week since June.
Request access
We're prelaunch. We onboard coaches over a call.
Three fields, one of them optional. Then a conversation about your system, your roster, and your price.