The same short address goes in a bio, a cold email, a text to a scout, a QR code on a showcase card. It carries the film, the grades and exactly which field she is standing on next Saturday.
Free forever. Parent-owned. Private until you publish.
Mia Rodriguez
Left-footed · 5'6" · Fort Myers, FL
Florida Premier Showcase
8:00 AM · Field 7
Lee County Sports Complex
None of them look like a website visit. They look like a signature, a card, a forward, a bio — and the same address has to survive all four.
A parent writes to forty college coaches on a Sunday night. The message is four sentences and the signature is one line. No attachments to be stripped by a spam filter, no Drive folder asking a stranger to request access.
Opens on a phone in under a second, film already queued.
Dana RodriguezMia Rodriguez · 2027 · CM/CAMGulf Coast FC · ECNLplayerlink.me/mia27
Twenty minutes between games, a coach with a clipboard and eleven other players to watch. The card in his hand has a code on it. He scans it walking back to the car and the page tells him she plays again at eleven, on field three.
Printable card and story image, generated from the profile.
Mia Rodriguez
2027 · CM · Gulf Coast FC
playerlink.me/mia27
An assistant liked what she saw and wants the head coach to see it too. She downloads the one-pager and forwards it — grades, positions, contact for the family, film links on the page. It arrives as a PDF, which is what a staff meeting runs on.
One-page PDF, rendered on request. Always current.
Mia Rodriguez
2027 · CM/CAM
The link in her bio is the same link on the card and in the email. When she commits, when the film changes, when the schedule shifts — she updates one page and every place she has ever pasted it is current.
A short address you choose, free forever.
mia.rodriguez
CM · Gulf Coast FC · 2027
There is no faster way to put film and the facts behind it in front of somebody. That is not a slogan — it is the count of taps, and every alternative costs more of them.
What they never see
Every one of those is a place a coach with eleven other players to watch puts the phone back in their pocket. The page is one tap because the tap after it is the one nobody takes.
Film sits on Hudl, grades in an email, the schedule in a group chat, the highlight reel on YouTube. A coach will not chase four of those. This puts all of it behind one address you update once.
YouTube, Hudl, Veo or Vimeo. We embed it and load a poster first, so the page opens fast on stadium wifi.
GPA, test scores and NCAA ID where a coach looks first. Add them when they exist — a freshman page simply omits them.
Date, venue, city and field number, in the time zone of the pitch. Past events disappear on their own.
A coach can download a one-pager and forward it to the rest of their staff without sending them a link.
Pick an accent colour, a light or dark page, and which blocks appear and in what order.
Every club gets a roster page, and every team — U15 Girls, U17 Boys — gets its own shareable link.
Not a database record with your name on it. Choose the colour, the order, and what a stranger is allowed to see — then change your mind whenever you want.
Pick an accent and the whole page follows — chips, links, the share card. Anything you choose stays readable, because the contrast is checked before it renders.
Film first for a striker, academics first for a 4.0. Move any block up or down, or switch one off entirely if it is not ready yet.
Publish the GPA but not the SAT. Show the club but hide the jersey number. Every field has its own switch, and empty ones hide themselves.
playerlink.me/mia27, not a string of numbers. Free forever, and short enough to read out at a showcase or print on a card.
A link preview for group chats and a vertical image for stories, both drawn from the profile automatically. Nothing to design and nothing to keep in sync.
Paste the YouTube, Hudl, Veo or Vimeo link you already have. Nothing to upload, nothing to re-encode, nothing that expires.
Every one of these is a switch a guardian owns. Unpublish and the link returns nothing at all — not a private-profile notice, nothing.
D1 coaches cannot contact a soccer recruit until June 15 after sophomore year — but they evaluate from ninth grade, and they build their lists by showing up. The two years before that date are spent watching.
A profile that says where a player will be, down to the field number and kick-off time, is worth more than another highlight reel. So it is a real thing on the page, not a line of text a parent forgets to update. Past events remove themselves.
Florida Premier College Showcase
8:00 AM EDT · Lee County Sports Complex · Field 7
ECNL Texas Showcase
9:00 AM CDT · Bullfrogs & Butterflies Park · Field 12
ECNL Florida League — vs Weston FC
11:00 AM EDT · Plantation Central Park · Field 3
Every one of these is enforced in the database, so it holds even for someone posting directly to the API.
Cannot register. There is no workaround.
Players get a login that can edit content but cannot publish.
No home address, school name, or player phone or email exists in the database — not hidden, not stored.
An unpublished link shows nothing at all, and does not confirm the page exists.
A coach writes to the guardian inbox. Never to the player.
Instantly, with no confirmation chain to work through.
A parent owns it, a club pays for it, a manager fills in the weekend, and a coach opens it in a car park. They want different things from the same page, so they get told different things about it.
Every player gets a real profile at their own short link, at no cost. The paid plan is for families in the middle of recruiting, and it adds the things a college coach needs in order to act.
Free
$0
Everything a player needs for the link in her bio.
Full profile
$99a year
Included for every player at a club on the roster plan.
No. Clubs buy per roster for a season, and families at signed-up clubs get a code. If your club has not signed up, a parent can create a profile directly.
The parent or guardian, always. A player can be given their own login to update film, events and their bio, but only the guardian can publish the page or change where coach messages go.
No. You paste the link you already use — YouTube, Hudl, Veo or Vimeo — and we embed it. Your film stays where it is.
Name, graduation year, positions, club, league, a metro area, and whatever academics you choose to add. No home address, no school name, no phone number, no email for the player. Those fields do not exist in our database.
No. A new profile is private, and an unpublished link returns nothing — it does not even confirm the page exists.
Free to set up, private until you say otherwise, and yours to send anywhere a coach might be looking.
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