Use cases · Twenty stones in the pile
Stonepile is one development record that belongs to the player. These are twenty ways that record actually gets used — on the court, in the off-season, and across years.
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Each one is a stone. Together they are the pile.
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Players · Parents · Coaches
Players, parents, coaches, trainers, and other attendees use Stonepile as a shared platform to discover, connect, and communicate with one another during basketball tournaments, camps, showcases, and other events.
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Players
Players discover nearby pickup basketball opportunities, see where others are playing, and check in to games at local courts, gyms, and facilities, making informal basketball participation easier to organize.
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Players
Players capture and track physical measurements such as height, standing reach, and wingspan using camera-based measurement tools, creating verifiable developmental records over time.
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Players
Players record and measure their vertical jumping ability using video-based analysis, establishing evidence-supported performance metrics that can be tracked longitudinally.
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Players
Players record shooting sessions while Stonepile analyzes attempts and makes, generating shooting percentages supported by video evidence rather than self-reported results alone.
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Players
Players upload, store, categorize, and tag self-filmed practice footage, creating an organized, searchable, longitudinal video record of their training activities and skill development.
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Players · Coaches
Players selectively share video clips and other developmental artifacts with trusted connections, including coaches, trainers, parents, and teammates, to solicit observations, constructive feedback, and coaching guidance.
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Players · Coaches · Parents
Players, coaches, and parents use a simple shared platform to review individual game plays, discuss successful decisions and areas for improvement, and exchange feedback. Specific game moments and their associated discussions can contribute to the player’s ongoing developmental record.
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Players
Players maintain a persistent, player-owned statistical record spanning multiple years, school teams, AAU programs, and competitive seasons. Advanced statistics provide a more complete picture of performance across different competitive contexts.
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Coaches · Players
Coaches monitor players’ strength, conditioning, and basketball skill development between competitive seasons, providing visibility into progress made outside formal team activities.
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Players
Players curate, organize, tag, and revisit external instructional videos, drills, training resources, and other developmental content in a personalized library.
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Players · Trainers
Players share relevant baseline measurements, developmental history, goals, and performance evidence with new basketball skills trainers or strength and conditioning coaches, improving onboarding efficiency and reducing redundant assessments.
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Coaches · Trainers
Stonepile enables coaches, trainers, programs, and other stakeholders to exchange relevant player-development information through player-controlled sharing. For example, progress documented by a strength and conditioning coach can be shared with the player’s primary basketball coach to improve coordination.
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Players
Stonepile analyzes available developmental evidence and player goals to proactively recommend or responsively identify appropriate next-step competencies, activities, and priorities. Recommendations adapt as the player develops and new information becomes available.
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Players
Players interact with a personalized developmental basketball chatbot that draws on their profile, goals, and recorded evidence to provide contextual guidance, answer questions, and support development.
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Players
Stonepile provides personalized notifications, reminders, and encouragement to help players maintain consistency, complete developmental activities, revisit goals, and sustain progress over time.
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Players
Players compare their physical measurements, athletic performance, basketball skills, and statistical indicators against relevant developmental benchmarks, helping them understand where they stand and identify opportunities for improvement.
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Players · Recruiters
The My Overview feature consolidates a player’s profile, goals, developmental progress, performance metrics, statistics, video evidence, and accomplishments into a holistic portfolio that can be selectively shared with college recruiters, prospective AAU programs, and other stakeholders.
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Players · Parents
Players explore and evaluate potential colleges and basketball programs according to their athletic profile, academic interests, personal preferences, and developmental goals, identifying programs that may represent a realistic and desirable fit.
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Families
Stonepile’s recommendation engine connects players’ developmental needs, goals, and progress to relevant products, training services, programs, and opportunities available through an integrated marketplace. Families receive guidance to help prioritize sports-related spending, assess potential developmental value, and avoid unnecessary or redundant expenditures.
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