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Already have your calls? Paste them in your own words. 11code swaps your code words for emojis on the players' cards — you keep the words.

Type a color name on its own line, then that color's calls 1–10 under it.

Your code words

Dump everything you might call — one per line. Put an emoji after any line (even multi-word, like Trips Right 🔱) and that whole phrase prints as the emoji on emoji cards. When you build a wristband call you just tap from these lists.

Tap a name to give it an emoji:
Tap a name to give it an emoji:

This is your Code Key. On emoji prints, every word here turns into its emoji anywhere it's typed — formations, play names and tags. A tag in front of the call is always on; a tag at the end is only on when you 🚨 alert it.

Boards and charts for the sideline, built from your wristband colors.

Edit the sign board

Four sides: pick a wristband color or any custom color, type any word, and choose the word color. Turn the board so the side you're calling faces the field.

Number chart: 10 pages printed double-sided onto 5 sheets. Cut the hatched areas away and the tabs step along the bottom.

Emoji signal flip charts

Edit the signal flip chart

One page per signal. Type a letter or word, or tap 😀 for an emoji, and pick the page color.

Colors

The card format never changes: 8 spots, top row and bottom row. Pick which color sits in each spot, its name and shade. A color can stand alone, or follow another color (copy its calls, or mirror them).

Mirror words

Mirrored colors flip these words automatically (Left ↔ Right). Formations always flip for the left-hash side of the call sheet.

Your data

11code saves your team on this device (in this browser). Download a backup to move it to another computer or keep it safe.

Individualized wristbands: type the coach call on the left, then fill across with each card's job. Rename the cards in the header. Every card prints the same 40 slots showing only its own job.

Load your roster once — it's used for both wristbands. Regular wristband = he gets a copy of your regular wristband with his name and number on it. Individualized card = which position card he gets. Leave either blank and he's skipped for that print.

Paste a roster

One player per line: number, first, last, position (commas or tabs — paste straight from a spreadsheet).