Meet Libero: the AI assistant that knows your club
It is Tuesday evening and you are halfway through planning Thursday's session when the questions start stacking up. Is there anything in the calendar on the 12th? What was the theme for next week again? Didn't we run a build-up drill back in the spring that actually worked? And where do you add the new assistant coach?
Every one of those questions means leaving what you were doing, finding the right page, scrolling, remembering — and coming back, if you still remember what you were doing.
What if you could just ask?
Now you can. Libero is a chat assistant that sits in the bottom-right corner of every page in Driblo. One click opens a conversation. You ask in your own words, and the answer comes back grounded in your club's actual data.
Always one click away
Libero is available to coaches and club administrators. Players do not see it.
Every coach has their own private conversation per club. Your assistant coach cannot see the head coach's thread, and the head coach cannot see theirs. The conversation is saved, so it is still there tomorrow and you can pick up where you left off.
And Libero always replies in the language you write in. Write in Danish, get Danish back. Switch to English halfway through, and it follows you.
The five things Libero does
1. Reads your calendar
"Is there anything in the calendar on 12 October?"
Libero looks it up and shows the day's activities with time and team as a card you can click straight through to. It knows which team you are working with, so you do not have to say it.
2. Creates matches and training sessions
"Create a match on Saturday at 12 against IF Lyseng"
Libero works out which Saturday you mean, sets the duration and the default settings, and shows you a proposal card with date, time, opponent and team. You can correct the time inline. Nothing is created until you press Create — and after that you have ten minutes to undo it.
3. Answers what you should be training
"What are we training next week?"
Libero reads the team's active periodisation and answers with the theme for the week. If the team has no periodisation, it says so. It does not invent a theme to fill the silence.
4. Finds drills and past sessions
"We need to work on build-up play — do we have anything from last time?"
This is where it gets genuinely useful. Libero translates your everyday words into your club's own vocabulary — periodisation themes, style of play sub-phases, your club's own tags — and searches your exercise library. You get both past sessions with dates and drills with images.
It never suggests a drill your club does not have. There is no generic drill database sitting behind the answer. It is your library, found faster.
5. Shows you the way around the app
"Where do I add more coaches?"
You get an explanation plus a button straight to the right page. And this part matters: only if you actually have access. A coach without user administration rights gets an honest "only a club administrator can do that" — and no button.
Libero knows the app's roughly 22 pages: what they are for, what they require, and what they cannot do.
Two more things
Attach a file
You can attach files directly in the chat. A photo of a drill from a whiteboard, a PDF, a spreadsheet — Libero reads it and puts it into your library or your calendar. A whole season's fixture list can be imported in one go and reviewed before it is saved.
Big jobs get handed over
Ask for something bigger than a chat can hold — "create training every Tuesday and Thursday for the rest of the season" — and you do not get 40 cards, and you do not get a refusal. You get a button that opens the right tool in the app, on the right date.
Where Libero draws the line
Trust in an assistant comes from knowing what it will not do.
- Libero never creates anything on its own. It proposes; you click. Every write to your club's data has a human click in front of it.
- Libero does not guess. If it does not know whether the app can do something specific, it says so and gives you the link, instead of answering confidently and wrongly.
- Libero only sees your own club. The tools run with exactly the same access rights you have yourself.
From question to answer
A coaching platform is only as useful as the speed at which you get from question to answer. Your style of play sets the framework, periodisation turns it into a season, and your exercise library holds the work you have already done. Libero is the shortest route into all of it.
Libero is available now in Driblo. Every plan includes a monthly message allowance per club — from 20 messages on Freemium up to unlimited on Professional.
