The training and development platform built only for goalkeepers
An exercise library organised by age group, session plans and periodisation, fixtures and calendar, reaction drills measured frame by frame, and video analysis that comes back in plain language. Structured around growth stage, from U7 to senior.
Three things it does
Session management, interactive drills and video analysis. Each solves a different problem in goalkeeper coaching, and all three feed one another.
Eight categories, filtered by age group and season phase
Every exercise carries a category, sub-category, age group, season phase, duration and intensity. Coaches filter, duplicate and adapt or submit a new exercise. It is reviewed before it joins the shared library.
The whole season on a single axis: time
Sessions, plans, assignments and periodisation stop living in separate places. The calendar brings together training, physiotherapy plans, assessments and matches, and tells them apart by activity type.
Reaction and agility, measured frame by frame
The camera detects movement at roughly 30 frames per second and measures the latency of each cue. Multi-device rooms put teammates head to head in real time; Flash Mode puts one goalkeeper against several scattered targets.


Six months on, you can prove they improved
Every attempt is logged against the athlete. Progress stops being an impression and becomes a line you can show the goalkeeper, the family and the club.
Compared against others at the same growth stage
A U13 who hasn't grown yet shouldn't be measured with the same ruler as one who has. In physical tests maturation counts, and a less mature goalkeeper who is ahead earns credit for it. In reaction and decision-making it doesn't: that is pure skill, and the comparison is direct.
The part nobody trains
Seven short routines on focus, reflection and confidence, done on the goalkeeper's own time. The mind work is theirs alone. With physical sessions, the coach sees it once completed.
Observations to confirm, never a diagnosis
A clip is uploaded, pose estimation returns angles, symmetry and timings, and the result reaches the goalkeeper in plain language. The report is printable and watermarked, and it feeds the planning of the next session.
Five roles, one platform
The data belongs to the athlete. Sharing grants read access, not write: and granting or withdrawing access to a minor's data is always the guardian's decision.
This is a platform used by minors. It was designed accordingly.
Purpose-by-purpose consent, reversible at any time; professional verification for anyone accessing clinical data; two-factor and biometrics; and an access audit visible to the data subject.
Get in touch
Want to try Keeper Plan at your club or with your goalkeepers? Send a message and we'll reply by email.