Four roles, one chain. A club sets up and invites its coaches, coaches bring in their parents, and the athlete profile that results is the one recruiters eventually see.
Follow it end to end, or jump straight to your role.
Act One
Everything starts here. A club sets itself up once, and every other role inherits that structure.
More for clubsCreate the club, build out teams and divisions, and run all of them from a single dashboard.
Coaches join with an invite code and land already assigned to their teams, with no setup on their end.
Publish registration with Stripe-powered checkout, payment plans, tiered pricing, and waivers built in.
Revenue, rosters, attendance, and athlete growth across every team and every season, in one place.
invites coaches
This is the one direction the platform enforces: a coach account can only be created from a club’s invite code.
Act Two
Coaches arrive to a roster that already exists, and spend their time on the season instead of the spreadsheet.
More for coachesRegistered athletes are already on the team. Anyone still missing a parent contact gets an invite in a tap.
Build practice plans from a drill library, then share the plan with the team.
Scan each athlete’s ID card at the field. Attendance lands in the club’s reporting the moment you scan it.
Performance ratings, game results, team moments, and group chat with every parent on the roster.
invites parents
The invite carries the athlete with it, so a parent never re-enters data the club already has.
Act Three
For most families the platform starts with an invite, not a sign-up form. The athlete is already waiting.
More for parentsClaim the athlete’s profile with the code from your club or coach. Everything is already filled in.
Sign up for teams, camps, and events. Pay in full or on an installment plan, and keep every receipt.
Schedule, attendance, results, and coach messages: one app instead of six group chats.
Add photos, video, and performance history, and control exactly who is allowed to see them.
the athlete becomes visible
Only ever as far as the parent allows. Visibility is a setting on the profile, and it is off until a parent turns it on.
Act Four
By the time a recruiter arrives, the work is already done. The profile was built by the people who know the athlete.
More for recruitersFilter by sport, position, location, graduation year, and the club the athlete plays for.
Review media and performance history kept current by the coach, not assembled for a showcase.
Save prospects and follow their development across seasons instead of judging one afternoon.
Message the parent or the coach inside the platform, with the club in the loop.
Every role above is looking at the same athlete record. Nobody re-types it, and nobody is working from last week's export.