For college and semi-pro coaches
Open it once. You will know in twenty seconds.
A parent sent you a link. No account to make, nothing to install, no folder to request access to — the film is at the top and the grades are in the same scroll.
- Free · No card
- Shortlist is private both ways
- Southwest Florida clubs first
A coach taps once, and the film is already playing.
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.
- 0:00They tap the linkNo account, no app, no download. It is a web page, so it opens in whatever they are already holding.
- 0:01The film is already thereA poster frame loads first and the player is at the top of the page, so there is nothing to hunt for and nothing to buffer through on stadium wifi.
- 0:10Grades, positions, vitalsGPA, test scores and NCAA ID in the same scroll as the film. The two questions that decide whether to keep watching are answered on one screen.
- 0:20Where to see her liveThe next fixture with the venue, the field number and the kick-off time in the pitch’s own time zone — and a message that reaches the family, not the child.
What they never see
- Create an account to view this profile
- Download the app to watch the film
- Request access to this Drive folder
- Open the attachment on a desktop
- Email us and we will send the schedule
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.
One list, across every club you are watching.
Each published profile is already public one page at a time. What you cannot do without an account is hold twenty of them, across nine clubs, in a single filtered list — so that is exactly, and only, what an account buys.
Filter across clubs
Graduation year, position, league, state and pathway — over every published player, not one club at a time.
A private shortlist
Save a player and they stay on your list. Nobody is told you saved them, and no other coach can see your list.
Film without the hunt
Every profile puts the highlight at the top. You are never three clicks into somebody else’s Drive folder.
The academics that decide it
GPA, test scores, NCAA ID and the high school — on the coach view, so the second question is answered next to the first.
Where they play next
Venue, field number and kick-off in the pitch’s time zone. Build a Saturday out of it rather than an inbox.
A one-pager to forward
Download the PDF and send it to the rest of your staff. It reads on a phone in a car park and in a staff meeting.
An account does not unlock a child.
Worth stating plainly, because a search over minors is the kind of thing that should have to justify itself.
No contact details for a player, ever
No phone number, no email, no address, no school on the public page. Those columns do not exist in the database, so there is nothing for an account to reveal.
Messages reach a parent
Contacting a player routes to the guardian inbox. A coach never gets a private line to a child, and the family always sees the first message.
The family decides what is on the page
A guardian publishes, unpublishes and chooses every field. If a page disappears, that is the family, and it is meant to work that way.
Your shortlist is yours
Private in both directions. The family is never told who saved them, and no coach can see another coach’s list.