Ask in plain English which rotation is costing you points, get a serve-receive formation checked against the overlap rule, or have a training session built and added to your calendar.
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A generic chatbot can explain what a 5-1 is. It cannot tell you that you win only a third of rallies when the other team serves in rotation 4. Ask Squaddie works from your own line-up and match data, so its answers are about your players.
Anything that would change your team (such as saving a new serve-receive formation or adding drills to a session) is shown as a proposal first. You confirm it, and you can undo it afterwards.
| You ask | What it does |
|---|---|
| "Which rotation do we struggle in?" | Reads your tracked matches and compares side-out and serve results across R1 to R6. |
| "Which rotation should we start in vs Hawks?" | Suggests a starting rotation from your stats and, if you typed their order, the match-up. |
| "Set up serve receive for rotation 4." | Proposes a formation, checks it against the overlap rule, and saves it only when you confirm. You can undo it. |
| "How did we do against them last time?" | Looks up your previous tracked match against the same opponent. |
| "Plan a 60-minute session on passing and add it to Tuesday." | Recommends drills for your numbers and adds them to the training session once you approve. |
Questions about your own matches work best once you have tracked a few. See the full list of Ask Squaddie commands.
Some of the most useful volleyball features are plain rules, not AI, because a coach needs the same answer every time. The six-rotation view, the libero logic, the overlap check, the live tracker, the fair line-up suggestion and the weekly focus are all calculated directly. That keeps them instant, predictable and available without using up any AI allowance.
The AI assistant sits on top of those numbers to answer questions and do the fiddly planning. Free accounts get a small monthly allowance of Ask Squaddie requests, and paid plans get a much higher fair-use allowance; see pricing.
Squaddie includes an AI assistant, Ask Squaddie, that answers questions about your volleyball team's rotations and stats, proposes serve-receive formations, and recommends drills for training.
No. Changes such as saving a serve-receive formation or adding drills to a training session are shown as a proposal first, and nothing is saved until you confirm. You can undo afterwards.
Serve-receive proposals are checked by the same overlap-rule logic the app uses, and if a formation is not legal it is not saved. Rotation, libero and stat calculations are not generated by AI.
Free accounts get a small monthly allowance of Ask Squaddie requests so you can try it, and paid plans get a much higher fair-use allowance. See pricing.
It can help with rotations and training without them, but questions about weak rotations, starting rotations and rematches use your tracked match data. See the volleyball stats app.
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