Delete a link you shared without an account, see who watched, and a dashboard that points at everything

Three things shipped in the last week without a page here, which is exactly what this page is meant to stop. Here they are, and below them the change that makes sure it does not happen again.

Your links, for coaches without an account

You never needed an account to share a play: draw it, press Copy share link, send it. What you could not do was take one back. A link pasted into the wrong team chat stayed there.

Now every link you share while signed out is remembered by the browser you shared it from, and Your links lists them — the play's name, the day you shared it, and how many times it has been opened. Press Delete and the link stops working for everyone you sent it to. The share dialog points at the page the moment you copy a link.

One honest limit, stated on the page as well as here: the proof that a link is yours lives in that browser. Clear its data, use a private window or switch phone, and the list cannot come back, because we have no way to tell the links were yours. If that happens and a link has to go, contact support with the link.

Links you share while signed in belong to your account, as they always have, and are on your dashboard.

A deleted link says it is gone

Open a link that has been deleted — by its coach, or because nobody had opened it for a long time — and you now get a page that says so plainly, rather than a generic "not found" that leaves you wondering whether you mistyped it. It does not show what the play was. If the link you followed still carries the play itself, the page offers to open it on the canvas.

The dashboard points at the rest of Playmaker

The dashboard was written before playbooks and sessions existed, and mentioned neither. It now opens on three tiles — Plays, Playbooks and Sessions — each with a count, each one tap from what it names. Plays takes you to your grid further down the same page.

A Monday note when your plays were watched

Your shared plays and playbooks have counted their views for a while; now they tell you. On Monday morning you get one short email: how many times other people opened what you shared the week before, and the three that were watched most, each a link.

It only comes when there is something to say — five views or more in the week — and your own opens are not counted. It is on by default because it is about your own plays, and switching it off is one tick under Weekly views in your settings, or one click at the bottom of the email itself.

What's new, everywhere you are

The bell that picks up a dot when something ships used to live on the canvas and in your dashboard's header. It is now also at the top of the public pages — the play library, shared plays, the sport and template pages, the coaching guides — and in the More menu on a phone, where the More button itself picks up the dot.

Signed in, the dashboard also shows a small What's new card when there is something you have not read: a title and a line for each, linking here. Close it, or open the bell, and it goes away until the next update. It never appears on the canvas, and nothing here ever opens on its own over a play you are drawing.

And the reason this page will not fall behind again: every change to what you see in Playmaker now has to arrive with its page here, or it does not get merged.