Home Training You Can See.
Without Ranking Your Players.
Your players’ families train at home on their own phones, and the phone counts the touches. You run a team session from yours. The group’s view shows what the team did together, and never puts one child above another.
What the team gets
Home training that is heard, not claimed
On four drills each family’s phone listens for the ball and counts the touches, then checks next session whether the skill held. No audio is stored; what is kept is the moment of each touch.
A team session from one phone
Split the players into groups, pick the stations, and run every round on one clock while the phone calls the changes. At the end, each player’s minutes are written to their own family’s record.
A view of the group, not a ranking
The organiser sees the seats used, how many players came at least once, and the group’s sessions and minutes week by week. No row names a child.
Homework you can check
Set it as you would anyway, “three hundred touches by Friday”. On the drills the phone counts, the total comes from the sessions it heard, and a parent can send you a read-only link to that one assignment: a first name and the counts, ending a week after the due date.
Your note, in their week
What you say at practice, typed in by the player, leads their home sessions for two weeks. Their week is planned round your schedule: light before a match, rest after it, their own work on the free days.
A verified profile for tryouts
A player’s own measured numbers, each saying who measured it, on a link a parent makes for one named reader and can stop at any time. Never a comparison with anyone else.
How a team joins
A team joins as a group. The organiser invites each family, every family keeps its own account and its own child’s record, and a parent decides what anyone outside the family sees.
- No leaderboard, and no table of players. A group shares totals; each player is measured against their own past.
- Nothing a coach reads arrives without a parent sending it.
- Built on soccer, for players aged 13 to 18.
First beta group · forming now
Opening to a Small First Group of Teams. Free.
We are taking in a small first group, few enough that we can read every piece of feedback and act on it. Leave your email and we will write when a place opens for your team.
- Free for the whole beta. There is nothing to pay now and no subscription behind this.
- Families join through you. Each family keeps its own account; you send the invitations.
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.