"The work you're doing right now is visible."
The free-to-download app that helps high school baseball, softball and soccer players — and their parents — get recruited to play in college. See the college level your numbers point to, find schools that need your position, and email the right coaches.
Free to download · iPhone & Android · Browse programs before you sign up
From 8th grade timelines to signing day — every tool you need, built around how college coaches actually recruit.
Log your test numbers — velocity, exit velo, 60 time, sprint and agility times — and see them against what each college level looks for, so you always know where you stand.
When you hit a personal record, the app knows — and celebrates it with the context coaches care about: "You just entered D2 velocity range." Not just a number. A milestone on the path to getting recruited.
See the college level your numbers point to today — and the three things that would move you up a level.
One question a day. Over two years, your answers build the most complete picture of who you are as an athlete — something no stats sheet or highlight video can capture.
"I'll take a B player with A character over an A player with B character every time."
Coaches evaluate physical tools last and character first. The Daily system helps you build and articulate exactly what they're looking for — before they even ask. Your answers stay private until you choose to share them.
When recruiting rules change, the app tells you what changed, when it starts, and what it means for your grad year — in plain English.
College coaches: a coach portal is coming. Athletes will be visible only if their family opts in.
Plain-English guides for players and parents — every rule pulled from the same checked data the app uses.
The app is live — and free to download.
Free to download · iPhone & Android · On the App Store and Google Play
Your athlete's profile, numbers, college-level projection and timeline are free. A Pro plan is coming for new members that adds unlimited coach contacts and the full school list — families who join before it launches keep everything free.