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About the project
A football play should be more than a picture.
OpenPlay Football began with a question: can a football play be described once, then used to teach, animate, simulate, and share it.
Traditional diagrams are useful, but they often leave timing, assignments, reads, adjustments, and decisions implicit.
What exists today
The current website is a working proof of concept. Users can choose fictional teams, call offensive plays through a complete drive, see a hidden defensive call revealed, follow animated assignments, make one football-specific decision, review the result, and ask Coach Riley Grant general football questions or follow up on a completed play.
The simulation is intentionally simplified. It does not reproduce the complete complexity of professional football, and OpenPlay Football Demo Schema v0.1 is experimental rather than an established industry standard.
Built by AI Sure Tech
AI Sure Tech is an independent technology studio focused on building practical, educational, and engaging AI-powered websites. The studio explores how artificial intelligence can make complex subjects easier to understand, more interactive, and more useful to everyday users.
AI Sure Tech built the current OpenPlay Football proof of concept to demonstrate the core idea publicly. The current site shows how football plays can be taught, animated, simulated, and explained within a single educational platform.
The proof of concept also provides a foundation for gathering feedback, testing gameplay ideas, and identifying what would provide the most value to players, students, coaches, and football fans.
An AI Sure Tech project
AI Sure Tech creates educational websites and experimental tools that use AI carefully, explain their limitations, and preserve deterministic or human-readable alternatives where practical.
What OpenPlay means by open
The public OpenPlay Football documentation and examples let developers and educators inspect how a play is represented. Demo Schema v0.1 is experimental, not an established industry standard.
Public access does not by itself grant an open-source license. Future licensing and contribution policies remain undecided; no publication schedule or additional open-source release is promised.
Accountability
The site distinguishes working features from future ideas and explains the limits of its simulation and AI-assisted responses. Feedback from football fans, coaches, and educators helps identify where the experience needs improvement.
Passionate about Football? Help review the play.
OpenPlay Football is inviting fans, coaches, and enthusiasts to express interest in reviewing simulator plays, terminology, reads, explanations, and game simulation. Please Contact us if you would like to help improve the current learning experience.
Help shape the next phase.
Fans can test the current drive. Coaches and educators can apply to review scenarios and terminology. Developers can inspect the OpenPlay documentation.