ONE athlete. one record.

The canonical identity layer for youth soccer. Athletes build their record, clubs verify it, college programs read from it. One verified athlete record that survives every team change and season instead of scattering across spreadsheets, camera rolls, and DMs.

HOW IT WORKS

Athlete data breaks because nobody owns the record.

A player's history lives in a club spreadsheet, a coach's notes app, a parent's camera roll, and a tournament roster. Nobody is wrong. Nobody agrees. The player changes clubs and it all resets.

Athletes build it

Video, positions, grad year, contact. The athlete claims the record and controls what's visible, to whom, and for how long.

Clubs verify it

Roster history and evaluations come from the people with standing to say it.

Colleges read it

Programs work from structured, current data instead of PDFs, screenshots, and forwarded messages.

multiple views. one record.

The Player Card

The athlete's record, owned by the athlete. Claim it, share it, and decide who sees it as you grow up.

Club Workspace

Your club's view of every player. Rosters come in, evaluations go out to families, and nothing leaves the club.

College Workspace

The program's view of a real recruiting pool. Filter verified athletes and read only what they've chosen to share.

multiple views. one record.

The Player Card

The athlete's record, owned by the athlete. Claim it, share it, and decide who sees it as you grow up.

Club Workspace

Your club's view of every player. Rosters come in, evaluations go out to families, and nothing leaves the club.

College Workspace

The program's view of a real recruiting pool. Filter verified athletes and read only what they've chosen to share.

Answers

Is my data private?

Who creates the athlete record?

What does an athlete control?

What happens when a player changes clubs?

Can college programs export or filter?

Is Arenalinq available now?