From first season to college scholarship.
Measured by your coaches.
The operating system for your families: measured progress, video with coach feedback, monthly reports and player cards. Free for your program, and it pays you.
Your coaching works. Families cannot see it.
The work happens between games
You see a player improve every week. ProvenPlayer shows the family.
Sources: Aspen Institute Project Play and Utah State, 2019 survey on quitting; Perfect Game and Prep Baseball showcase event pages.
One record that follows the kid, kept by your coaches.
Every reading carries the device and the date. Import Blast, Rapsodo, TrackMan, Garmin R10 or Pocket Radar files.
Coaches pin a note to the exact moment in a clip. The first and latest clip of a skill play side by side.
A printable page each month showing parents what changed, and an email when it is ready.
Run your own testing day and hand every athlete a printable results card. Never ranked against other kids.
A private link the parent controls. It opens on the sport’s NCAA contact date, not before.
Families post their player’s card with your program’s name on it, and see teammates’ wins inside the team.
Coming this season: tryouts with results and feedback sent to families, team announcements and a schedule free for every family on a team, high school profiles and college path data.
The app, as a parent and a coach see it.
January to October. Every number with its device.
The coach’s view of one athlete. Every test is charted from its first reading, with the device under each chart.
Parents see the same curves in their monthly report. Then and now video plays the oldest and newest clip of a skill side by side over these numbers.
The live demo at theprovenplayer.com/demo, coach view of an invented athlete.
The page a college coach opens. Only after the contact date.
- The parent turns the private link on once the sport’s NCAA contact date has passed
- Every number shows its device, its date and the program whose staff recorded it
- Turning it off ends the link
Sample profiles with invented athletes: baseball on a laptop, volleyball on a phone.
Every win, shared. Inside the team.
- Families post their child’s player card to Instagram and Facebook from their own accounts
- Every card carries your program’s name and the “Measured by the program” check, so each post advertises you
- Inside the app, families see their teammates’ cards and wins: the fear of missing out a coach described
- No open social network: no comments, no messages, nothing public
Screens from the live demo with invented athletes. Families pick from set captions and three reactions; nobody types a comment.
Free for the program. It pays you.
A program is any youth league, training facility, travel team, middle or high school team, or youth coach.
Youth leagues: a league earns the same 20% of the family plans it brings in, and can put it into its fields.
A league could earn you about $7,127 a year.
| Your program, a year | Training facility, about 50 families | League, about 230 families |
|---|---|---|
| Families who subscribe, 3 in 10 | 15 | 69 |
| Your 20% of family plans | $487 | $2,242 |
| Your 80% of Coach Plans, 1 in 4 paying families | $1,062 | $4,885 |
| You earn | $1,549 | $7,127 |
Estimates, not results. 3 in 10 families subscribe; 2 in 5 of them pay for the year and the rest stay about 6 months, around their season. 1 in 4 paying families adds a Coach Plan at $59 a month. Sizes from published league and facility figures. Your numbers will differ.
Priced like a lesson, not like an app.
Measured numbers, video with coach pointers, the monthly report, the player card.
The same for every child in the family.
Per high school athlete. Adds the college profile and your coach’s endorsement.
The athlete’s own coach from your program, between lessons. Per athlete.
A year costs ten months. A family who brings another family earns a free month, up to 12 a year. Families pay on the web. Fees are never tied to a scholarship or a college placement.
Get paid to stay involved between lessons.
2 video reviews a month with pointers, a plan, a note to the parent.
Up to 4 video reviews a month, a weekly plan, a weekly check in with the parent.
Up to 8 video reviews a month and the weekly plan. A monthly 20 minute video call with the parent is planned.
Built today: the coach thread with a parent on every message, review requests counted against the tier, the weekly plan, background checks. Planned: billing, payouts and the video call.
80% goes to your program, and you set your coach’s pay. For example, in a league of about 230 families, paying coaches 70% of it gives them about $3,420 a year, and the league keeps about $3,707 in all.
Kids’ data, handled like it.
Your program sees an athlete only while the parent links them with your code.
No private channel between an adult and a child. Parents see every pointer, message and clip.
A coach runs a Coach Plan only with a background check from the last 12 months.
Nothing is sold or used for advertising. No ads.
Below grade 6, athletes see milestones and personal bests, never a ranking.
Never a fee tied to a scholarship or a college placement.
A parent turns it on for each child. Only teammates’ families and your coaches see the card and wins. Nothing is public.
First name and last initial by default. No comments or messages between families or kids. Photos lose their location data.
Start with one team.
See if your parents notice.
Run a testing day, hand every athlete a results card, and give parents your family code: they sign up with it and their kids are linked to your program. Before that, click through the demo as a coach and as a parent.
Running a league? Try a league night: pizza for the families, and they see how it works and set up their accounts together.
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