How it works

From roster to the fence in one afternoon.

A walk through what your coaches, your parents and athletes, and the college coaches at your games each see, using a made-up team. Every picture here is the real product.

1
Coaches

Set up your team.

Your logo, your colors and one of seven card styles. The dashboard checklist shows what's left, and your organization's Demo Team, with made-up athletes, lets you try things first.

Team page with your coaches, bio and links
Team contacts printed on every sheet
A Demo Team you can reset any time
The team dashboard with its Status checklist, colors and roster progress
2
Coaches

Add your roster and send invitations.

Paste a list or upload a spreadsheet. Then assign each athlete a profile with a parent's or athlete's email and phone: they get an invitation and take it from there.

You can still fill in or fix any athlete yourself
Parents and athletes who already have a profile join with a code
Mark athletes inactive mid-season without retyping anything
The Athletes page: profiles used, each athlete's status and who manages their profile
3
Coaches

Print the roster sheet.

Pick who prints, portrait or landscape, everyone on one page or your own grid. A live check tells you whether the QR codes are big enough to scan from a step away. Download a PDF or an image.

A different sheet for every event, in a minute
Add a Notes area: a box to write in, on a light page that prints with less ink
Printed codes keep working all season, even if details change
The Roster sheet page: page, cards, grid, the Notes area and the QR code size checkThe printed sheet
4
Coaches

Post this weekend's games.

Add each tournament or showcase with its park, then the games as pool play posts: day, time, opponent and field. From three days before, the team page and every athlete's page show This weekend, and the sheet tells college coaches to scan for game times.

Story Builder fills in the tournament graphic from your schedule
Print the event under the team name for that weekend
The team's Schedule page: an event with its dates, park and games
This weekend on the team page, on a phone
5
At the field

A college coach scans a card.

A quick scan with any phone camera opens the athlete's page instantly: photo, position, grad year, grades, bio, their Featured video playing right on the page, and your coach's contact. The team code opens the roster and where you're playing this weekend. No app to download and no login required.

Free for college coaches, always
Pages stay up after the event, for follow-up
The coach's contact is on every sheet; a parent's or athlete's stays hidden unless they turn it on
An athlete's profile page on a phone, with the Featured video
The team roster on a phone
6
After the weekend

See that college coaches were looking.

Every scan is counted for the team and each athlete, with the busiest days and the most-scanned athletes. Visits by your own admins and profile admins aren't counted, so the numbers are real interest.

Parents and athletes see their own profile's scans on their phone
Proof for parents that showcase weekends were worth it
The team's QR code scans: last 7 days, 30 days and 12 monthsThe busiest days and the most-scanned athletes
7
Parents and athletes

Parents and athletes keep the profile current.

Three photos, school, grades, bio, a Featured video and social links, edited from a phone. Every clip goes in the Link Library with its date and its own QR code. Two profile admins can share one athlete.

The profile moves with the athlete to their next team
Parents and athletes can hide any detail, or the whole page
Links are automatically checked daily, so you can fix a problem before a college coach taps it
A parent or athlete editing a profile on a phone
The Link Library: clips and stories with dates and QR codes
8
Parents and athletes

Make the graphics in a minute.

Pick a design from the Gallery, use one of your presets or start from scratch. Story Builder writes the instructions for an AI image tool: game day, a tournament schedule with every game, a big moment, an award or a college commitment, in team colors with the athlete's QR code. Save your choices as a preset and rerun them next weekend.

See real examples in the Gallery
Phone numbers and email never go on a graphic
Prospect Nine never sends your photo anywhere
Story Builder on a phone: Browse designs, Build my own, or Browse the gallery
Story Builder: the prompt is ready, with the QR code and photo to download
9
Parents and athletes

A card of their own for camps.

Parents and athletes can print the athlete's own 4 × 6 card for camps and showcases the team doesn't attend, in portrait or landscape.

A one-athlete card centered on a printed page

Running several teams?

See the organization dashboard, the controls over what's published, and how to get started.