For players

You play.
Your record builds itself.

Every screen below is the real product. While your coach scores matches, your verified stats, your trends, and your recruiting profile assemble themselves — season by season, not a highlight reel.

Your profile

The page a college coach can trust, because you did not type the numbers on it.

A public player recruiting profile

Recruiting profile

Verified by your coach, not typed by you

Every stat on your profile came from a real match somebody scored on the bench. It says who verified it and how many matches it came from — which is exactly what a college coach checks first.

Editing your player profile

Your page

The parts you own

Height, reach, positions, GPA and test scores, highlight link, your story. You control what is public; the match numbers stay coach-verified next to it.

The player dashboard

Dashboard

Your season at a glance

Latest matches, your numbers, what changed. It updates itself every time your coach scores — you never enter a stat.

The school pipeline

Run the search like the season: staged, dated, and never dropped. This is where recruiting stops being a notes app.

The school pipeline board

Schools

Your whole search, as a pipeline

Every program you are talking to, staged from researching to committed. Part of the recruiting upgrade — and the reason the school you emailed in June cannot go quiet in September without you noticing.

Two pipeline cards with follow-ups and warnings

Schools

The board does the nagging

Every school carries its next step and its date. Overdue turns red, silence turns into a “gone cold” warning, and an offer sits right on the card.

Inside one school: activity log, next step, and stage

Schools

Inside every school

The full history with a program — every email, call, camp and visit — next to the one step that moves it forward. Advance the stage as it happens: interested, offered, committed.

A card showing last touch 25 days ago and three profile opens yesterday

Schools

Know who is actually reading

Each school gets its own copy of your profile link, so the card can tell you when they opened it. Quiet for 25 days but reading yesterday is a completely different situation from quiet and never looking — and those used to look identical.

Where to watch you

The question a recruiter asks right after your numbers.

My Schedule with team matches, a hidden match, and a college showcase

Schedule

Tell them where to find you

Your profile answers the recruiter’s next question — when can I watch her — and you decide what is on it. Team matches arrive on their own; hide the ones not worth a trip, and add the showcases and ID camps no team schedule knows about, down to the court and pool.

Develop and get seen

Your trends and the recruiting clock, honestly labeled.

The Analyze page with an AI development plan and labeled trends

Analyze

See yourself improve

Trends with honest labels — improving, steady, needs attention — and an AI development plan written from your verified matches, down to knowing a one-swing night is a sample, not a slump. Part of the recruiting upgrade.

The recruiting calendar

Calendar

The recruiting clock, decoded

Quiet periods, dead periods, contact windows — the NCAA calendar for your gender and grad year, translated into what you can actually do this month.

The people in your corner

Family follows live; privacy stays yours.

The live team hub during a match

Live hub

Your family, courtside from anywhere

One link shows the live score, who is on court, and every kill and ace as it happens. No login, no app — a parent at work sees the match.

The parent dashboard

Parents

A parent view of the season

Parents follow your schedule, results, and progress from their own account — with your privacy settings deciding what the public ever sees.

If your coach uses VolleyIQ, your account is free.

Not a trial. Every match your coach scores adds to your verified record, season by season, and you never enter a stat. Upgrade only if you want the public recruiting page, the school pipeline, and the development plan.

Stat the Match. Build the Future.