Join the Spatrian Beta
The product is finished enough to train with and not finished enough to sell. So before it goes on sale, a small first group of players and their families gets it for nothing — and keeps it free for six months afterwards.
First beta group · forming now
Spatrian Is Opening to a Few Players. Free.
We are taking in a small first group — few enough that we can read every piece of feedback and act on it. You get the product for one player, aged 13 to 18. We find out what a real season of training breaks before anybody else arrives.
- Free for the whole beta — three to six months. The 36-week curriculum, the Audio Coach and the player's own record, in full, for one player. A record can be read and checked on screen; downloading the transcript, or the portfolio bundle, is a paid extra that opens when sales do.
- Then six months free. Take part, and when the beta ends your family gets six more months of Spatrian at no cost. AI video analysis is open only to the families we invite to test it for now; we will say here when it opens to everyone, and nothing is ever bought for you.
- No card, and nothing to cancel. There is nothing to pay now and no subscription behind this. We ask for an email address so we can offer you a place.
What we ask in return: train with it, and tell us plainly what is missing or wrong. In practice: in your first week, add your player, finish the short setup and one lesson; then, once every two weeks, sign in, log at least one drill or lesson, and answer the one to three questions the app asks. Families who keep that up keep their place and the six free months, and six fortnights in a row makes you a Founding Family; places that go unused are offered to the next family waiting. The detail is in the Beta Terms.
Join the waiting list
Places are limited, so the list is a queue rather than a place. We will email you when one opens.
We send one email to check the address is yours, and nothing else until you click the link in it. After that: an email when a place opens, and three short notes about the free tools while you wait. Every message we ever send can be unsubscribed from in one click.
What you actually get
The product itself, not a preview build of it, for one player: the 36-week soccer curriculum for their age band, the Audio Coach running each session out loud, skill tracking across the year, and a record of the training that comes out of the other end, which you can read and check on screen. Where a family keeps its own PE record, that includes the hours and the transcript its state asks for. Downloading the transcript or the portfolio bundle is a paid extra, and it opens when sales do.
You will also hit things that are half-built, and that is the point. Telling us which ones is the whole reason the group is small.
Your first week, in seventy-two seconds
Already have a place? This is the first week from your welcome email to lesson one finished: choose a password, tell Home who is playing, press Start, and the coach does the talking. Real screens, no child in it. Narrated, with captions.
Questions we have already been asked
Is this a trial that turns into a bill?
No. There is no subscription behind it, no card is taken, and there is nothing to cancel. When the beta ends, families who took part get six months free — and after those six months, paying is a decision you make from scratch. Extra AI video-analysis minutes go on sale once video analysis opens to every family; buying them is optional, and the free months do not depend on it.
How long does the beta run?
Three to six months, and which end of that we land on is not a date already circled. It depends on how many families take part, and on whether what they tell us is enough to bring the product to every family rather than just to them — a larger group running into the same problems answers that sooner than a small one does. We will say which way it is going rather than leave you to guess, and your six free months start when it ends, whenever that turns out to be.
Does joining the list mean I am in?
Not yet. Places are limited and we offer them by hand. The list is a queue; we will email you when a place opens, and that email is the thing that puts you in.
What do you do with my email address?
We send one message to check the address is yours, and nothing further until you click the link in it. After that it is used to offer you a place, to send three short notes about the free tools while you wait, and, once you are in, to ask how the beta is going. Every message can be unsubscribed from in one click, and we run no third-party analytics — see our privacy page.
How much of my time does it take?
Whatever training was already going to take. We are asking you to train the way you were going to train and tell us what went wrong — not to run test scripts. Every so often the app will ask you one to three questions about how things are going, picked at random rather than saved up into a questionnaire, so answering is a moment rather than an evening.
Who is it for?
Players aged 13 to 18, whether they play for a school, a club or on their own, and the grown-up who signs them up; the coaches who run their teams; and the personal trainers who coach them one to one. A homeschool family that keeps its own PE record can check what its state asks for before deciding, on the PE requirements checker; all 55 jurisdictions are covered.