A TacticalPad alternative for set pieces
Settik is the closest TacticalPad alternative if what you actually want is set pieces: it runs in a browser with nothing to install, animates corners, free kicks and throw-ins in 3D on a to-scale pitch, and gives every player a private link showing only their own run.
| Settik | TacticalPad | |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Browser, iPhone, iPad | Windows, macOS, iPhone, iPad, Android — no browser |
| Animation | Yes | Yes — 2D and 3D |
| 3D | Yes — broadcast angle | Yes |
| Opposition players | Yes | Yes |
| PDF export | Yes (Pro) | Not stated |
| Share to players | Yes — private link per player | Yes |
| Price | Free; Pro €6.99/mo; Elite €14.99/mo | $24/yr mobile · $39/yr desktop · $63/yr both |
What TacticalPad does better
- It covers a dozen sports and a whole season of sessions, not just set pieces.
- It runs natively on Windows and macOS, which matters if you work offline.
- Its drill and session library is far larger than anything Settik has.
Where Settik is different
It opens in a browser
Nothing to download, nothing to license per machine. Open settik.com on the club laptop, the analyst's Mac or an iPad in the changing room and it is the same routine.
It is only set pieces
Corners, free kicks, throw-ins, goal kicks and penalties, with the delivery, the blocks, the screens and the second ball — not a general whiteboard you have to bend into shape.
Every player gets their own link
One link per player that shows their run and their job and nothing else, so nobody scrolls a twelve-player diagram looking for themselves.
It tracks what the routines are worth
Log the set pieces you actually took and see which ones produce shots, so next season's corner routine is picked on evidence.
When to stay where you are
Stay on TacticalPad if you want one tool for every session you run all season, or if you need it to work with no internet at all.
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