The coach
Marks the roster before the first drill
Under-twelve Blue, skills session
- Avaβ
- Jordanβ
- Eliβ
- Mayaplanned absenceβ’
Make-up credit added
Maya's parent told you on Monday. You did not have to ask.
Built for basketball
Game day runs on group texts and memory. Put skills sessions, scrimmages and camp days on one schedule. Coaches mark attendance, parents see the plan, and every skill report can wait for your OK.
Included in every paid plan. Coaches are always free.
896,944
High-school students played basketball: 540,704 boys and 356,240 girls.
105%
Parent spending on youth basketball rose this much over five years. More families are paying for coaching, not just a team.
Source: Project Play (Aspen Institute) family spending survey, 2025
14%
of parents say their child's main sport activity is independent training; 17% say travel or club.
Source: Project Play (Aspen Institute) family spending survey, 2025
90 million
Team sports passed this many participants in the US in 2025.
Source: SFIA topline report, via Recreation Management, 2025
Follow the Under-twelve Blue skills session, from the court to your inbox. Names are invented.
The coach
Under-twelve Blue, skills session
Make-up credit added
Maya's parent told you on Monday. You did not have to ask.
The parent
Skills session moved to the second court.
Thanks! Maya is out Thursday.
Noted. Make-up credit added to Maya's account.
The owner
Spring season fees
DuePaid β
through your own store checkout
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In the order a season runs: schedule, attendance, coaches, levels, messages, money.
Skills sessions, scrimmages and camp days on one schedule. Parents answer the RSVP, so you know who is on the court.
Mark the roster in seconds. A missed practice reported ahead can earn a make-up credit.
Each coach sees only their own teams. A substitute covers one practice and never sees your money.
Set levels for ball handling, shooting or defence. Coaches add notes and photos; with approval on, nothing reaches a parent before your OK.
A court change reaches every family in one message, with quiet hours. One login covers a brother and a sister.
Season and camp fees run through your own store checkout. The platform fee on sales applies, as on every plan.
Online store
Every plan includes a complete online store beside the academy tools. Families pay fees through it, and you can sell more than fees.
A camp week is a bookable product with its own page.
Sell sessions in packs, or one at a time.
Apparel and gear, each with its own page.
Drills families can follow at home, at their own pace.
Discounts and referral come with Pro and Scale.
Roles and permissions are part of Academy, not an add-on. This is what each seat can do today. Head coach and assistants use the Coach role. You decide what each one sees.
Can
Their own groups: attendance, progress notes with photos and messages to parents. Parent contact details and other groups only if you allow it.
Cannot
Reach payments, orders, billing or settings.
| Who | Can | Cannot |
|---|---|---|
| Owner and admin | Everything in Academy: the parents' inbox and alerts, approving progress notes, assigning coaches and cover, switching Academy on or off. | β |
| Editor | Review and approve progress notes, edit skill levels, change Academy settings. | Read the parents' inbox, send alerts, assign coaches or arrange cover. |
| Viewer | Look at the attendance report and Academy settings. | Change settings, read progress notes or the parents' inbox. |
| Support | Customers, orders, conversations, invoices and payment links. | Open Academy screens, issue refunds, see revenue or change settings. |
| Coach | Their own groups: attendance, progress notes with photos and messages to parents. Parent contact details and other groups only if you allow it. | Reach payments, orders, billing or settings. |
| Parent | Their own children: schedule, progress, messages and planned absences. | See anyone else's child. |
Parent view
Their own children and nothing else: the schedule with a yes or no on each session, planned absences, skill levels and notes. Notes can wait for your OK if you switch approval on.
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Getting started
Open your account. Your online store and the academy tools come together.
Build the teams and rosters, then put the season schedule on the calendar.
Coaches are free and see only their groups. Each family gets one account for all their children.
Families pay fees through your store checkout, like any other product.
Included in every plan: A complete online store Β· Academy: schedule, attendance, parents Β· Coaches always free Β· Pie, your AI assistant
Just starting
A growing basketball academy
A big, busy basketball academy
Children means active children. Archived children do not count. Coaches are free on every plan and do not use staff seats. Academy covers one location per academy today. Several locations are on our list.
See plans and pricesBoth. A trainer with a few small groups and a club with several teams use the same tools. The plans differ in how many active children you can have.
Yes, as schedule entries. A camp week or a tryout sits on the schedule like any session, and families answer the RSVP from their own account.
Only their own children: schedule, attendance, progress notes (held for your OK if you switch that on), messages and announcements. One login covers several children.
No. The Coach role has no access to payments, orders, billing or settings. Your coaches are free: they never use a staff seat.
Yes. Every plan includes a complete online store beside the academy tools. Families pay fees through it, and you can sell products and gear, courses, memberships and subscriptions, and bookable sessions. Discounts and referral come with Pro and Scale.
Not yet. Academy covers one location per academy today. Several locations are on our list.
Move one team over first. Your store, your academy and your parents' inbox come together. Coaches are always free.