Is she on track?
See progress across recruiting, academics, college planning, goals, and life skills.
Parent Pulse
See the progress without taking over the process.
Follow the milestones, opportunities, timing, academics, and costs that matter while the player controls her profile, private notes, and coach communication.
14-day trialPlayer-led communicationParent visibility
Weekly Parent Pulse
Avery is on track.
Two family decisions need attention.
92%
94%
Academics
91%
Recruiting
3
Deadlines
$420
Planned spend
Two new camps
Compare fit and total cost
Follow-up due Friday
Player review required
Academic milestone
Chemistry plan due today
Fictional family and sample data shown for demonstration.
The right visibility
Parents see what requires support.
A useful parent dashboard answers the questions families actually have without turning recruiting into surveillance.
What is coming up?
Review camp opportunities, registration deadlines, applications, tests, visits, and scholarships.
What will it cost?
Compare camp, showcase, travel, video, visit, and college costs before committing.
What stays private?
Protect player drafts, private notes, journals, and personal conversations by default.
Healthy independence
The player leads. The family stays aligned.
Roles should be clear so the athlete builds confidence and coaches hear directly from the person they may recruit.
- The player approves her public recruiting profile
- The player reviews and sends coach messages
- The family collaborates on travel, costs, visits, and college fit
- Parents receive deadline and opportunity summaries
- Private drafts and notes remain private unless shared
- High-school or travel coaches can verify approved information
Player workspace
Profile, video, tasks, outreach drafts, notes, and recruiting relationships.
Parent dashboard
Progress, opportunities, deadlines, costs, and decisions that need family support.
Shared calendar
Practices, tournaments, camps, testing, visits, applications, and family commitments.
Family budget
Planned and actual recruiting costs connected to the colleges and events involved.
Weekly family summary
One summary keeps the whole family oriented.
A weekly Parent Pulse can surface what changed, what was completed, what is due, and which decisions need a conversation.
Completed
- ✓ Updated player schedule
- ✓ Researched two colleges
- ✓ Completed chemistry plan
Coming up
- Camp registration · 9 days
- Coach follow-up · Friday
- Scholarship deadline · Sep 30
Family decision
Which October camp deserves the investment?
Compare fit, roster context, prior contact, timing, and total trip cost.
Frequently asked questions
Helpful answers before your next step.
What can a parent see?
Parents can see progress, deadlines, opportunities, milestones, budget decisions, and high-level activity while private player drafts and notes remain protected.
Who contacts college coaches?
The player leads communication. Parents can see that a follow-up is due without impersonating the athlete or taking over the conversation.
Can a family manage more than one athlete?
The Family Game Plan is designed for up to three student-athletes with individual profiles, roadmaps, privacy controls, and a combined family calendar.
Your next move
Support the journey without managing every move.
Give the player independence and give the family clear visibility into progress, opportunities, deadlines, and costs.