1403

Schools

Your cricket programme, kept properly.

Every player, every age group, every season — held in one place that outlasts the scoring platforms, the coaching staff, and the boys themselves.

What your coaches get

Every player in one view

U11 to 1st XI, across every side. A coach sees the boys he coaches without chasing five apps.

A private line to the squad

Team Talks reach exactly the group he chooses. Answers come back to him, not to the group.

The morning-after picture

Saturday’s matches are in his roster on Sunday, without anyone typing a report.

What your players keep

The record leaves with them

A boy who transfers keeps his whole career. The school keeps its own history of him.

First-team caps counted properly

A cap is a career milestone, not an age group. It aggregates the way cricket actually treats it.

A profile worth sending

One link a player can send to a university, a franchise, or a grandmother.

Safeguarding by design

Coaches are approved by hand

A coach account reaches no player until an administrator activates it.

Parents see everything

A guardian sees what a coach sends their child, and the child is told they can.

Private by default

A new profile is invisible to the public until someone deliberately publishes it.

Nothing is enumerable

No public page lists the children a coach works with, or lets a stranger browse your players.

How pilots work

1

One age group, one term

Start with a single side and one coach. Small enough to abandon if it does not fit.

2

We load the history

Existing scorecards are imported so the programme starts with a record, not an empty page.

3

You keep the data

The record belongs to the players and the school. Leaving is an export, not a negotiation.

Start a conversation.

Tell us about your programme and we will come back to you.

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