CFB Builder
36 days old
Not in any tracked top chart right now.
Updated 24 Oct 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperHalf Eaten Toast
CategoryGames
Price4.99 USD
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.0
Age rating4+
First seen by us
21 Oct 2026
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CFB Builder on the App Store
App details
App ID
6809219670
Publisher
Half-Eaten Toast LLC
On the store since
Sep 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 17.6+
iPhone XS and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
12 MB
Also listed in
Sports, Simulation, Sports
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
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About CFB Builder
Build a program. Manage the people. Live with the consequences.
Program Builder is a deep college football management simulation focused on recruiting, roster construction, staff decisions, player personalities, scouting, NIL, and the climb through the coaching profession.
Start at an FCS school with limited resources and something to prove. Win, build your reputation, and larger programs may call. Succeed there, and Power Four opportunities may follow.
BUILD YOUR ROSTER
Recruit high school prospects, JUCO players, transfers, and experienced players trying to revive stalled careers.
Every player is more than an overall rating. Talent, potential, work ethic, coachability, ego, loyalty, role expectations, volatility, and NIL demands can make a player a cornerstone or a headache.
Your evaluations are not always correct.
RECRUIT UNDER PRESSURE
Spend limited recruiting resources wisely. Track interest, scholarship offers, competing programs, scouting confidence, position needs, and closing urgency.
Some prospects become stars. Others never become what your staff expected.
MANAGE NIL
Your NIL resources are finite. Decide who deserves support, which recruits are worth pursuing, and whether keeping one unhappy player is worth the cost.
KEEP YOUR WORD
Program Builder remembers what you tell players.
Promise a starting job, meaningful snaps, or NIL help, and the player will expect you to deliver. Keep your promises and build trust. Break them and deal with the consequences.
BUILD AND KEEP A STAFF
Manage coordinators and assistants with their own ratings, recruiting ability, development skill, ambition, loyalty, and preferred systems.
Strong assistants can transform a program. They can also get poached.
CHOOSE YOUR SYSTEM
Set offensive and defensive schemes, build depth charts, manage redshirts, and decide whether talent or scheme fit should determine who plays.
Changing systems may help your roster — or create short-term growing pains.
SCOUT YOUR OPPONENT
Spend limited film time studying scheme, personnel, tendencies, and situational behavior.
Scouting is intentionally imperfect. Your staff may be right, partly right, or confidently wrong.
Build your game plan from what you think you know, then find out on Saturday how accurate that information was.
SURVIVE THE LOCKER ROOM
Freshmen may be cocky and unproven. JUCO players may be eager to prove themselves. Transfers may expect immediate roles. Former pro hopefuls may arrive with talent, experience, and enormous egos.
Veterans resent being replaced. Backups demand opportunities. Families call. Players transfer. Teammates take sides.
Managing the room can matter as much as managing the depth chart.
DEAL WITH THE REST OF THE JOB
Handle media obligations, booster pressure, staff turnover, discipline, academics, injuries, recruiting misses, transfer decisions, and job security.
There is rarely one perfect answer.
CLIMB THE COACHING LADDER
Start in the FCS ranks. Build a résumé. Ea
Program Builder is a deep college football management simulation focused on recruiting, roster construction, staff decisions, player personalities, scouting, NIL, and the climb through the coaching profession.
Start at an FCS school with limited resources and something to prove. Win, build your reputation, and larger programs may call. Succeed there, and Power Four opportunities may follow.
BUILD YOUR ROSTER
Recruit high school prospects, JUCO players, transfers, and experienced players trying to revive stalled careers.
Every player is more than an overall rating. Talent, potential, work ethic, coachability, ego, loyalty, role expectations, volatility, and NIL demands can make a player a cornerstone or a headache.
Your evaluations are not always correct.
RECRUIT UNDER PRESSURE
Spend limited recruiting resources wisely. Track interest, scholarship offers, competing programs, scouting confidence, position needs, and closing urgency.
Some prospects become stars. Others never become what your staff expected.
MANAGE NIL
Your NIL resources are finite. Decide who deserves support, which recruits are worth pursuing, and whether keeping one unhappy player is worth the cost.
KEEP YOUR WORD
Program Builder remembers what you tell players.
Promise a starting job, meaningful snaps, or NIL help, and the player will expect you to deliver. Keep your promises and build trust. Break them and deal with the consequences.
BUILD AND KEEP A STAFF
Manage coordinators and assistants with their own ratings, recruiting ability, development skill, ambition, loyalty, and preferred systems.
Strong assistants can transform a program. They can also get poached.
CHOOSE YOUR SYSTEM
Set offensive and defensive schemes, build depth charts, manage redshirts, and decide whether talent or scheme fit should determine who plays.
Changing systems may help your roster — or create short-term growing pains.
SCOUT YOUR OPPONENT
Spend limited film time studying scheme, personnel, tendencies, and situational behavior.
Scouting is intentionally imperfect. Your staff may be right, partly right, or confidently wrong.
Build your game plan from what you think you know, then find out on Saturday how accurate that information was.
SURVIVE THE LOCKER ROOM
Freshmen may be cocky and unproven. JUCO players may be eager to prove themselves. Transfers may expect immediate roles. Former pro hopefuls may arrive with talent, experience, and enormous egos.
Veterans resent being replaced. Backups demand opportunities. Families call. Players transfer. Teammates take sides.
Managing the room can matter as much as managing the depth chart.
DEAL WITH THE REST OF THE JOB
Handle media obligations, booster pressure, staff turnover, discipline, academics, injuries, recruiting misses, transfer decisions, and job security.
There is rarely one perfect answer.
CLIMB THE COACHING LADDER
Start in the FCS ranks. Build a résumé. Ea
Latest updates
1.0