MyAthlete
Every highlight, one athlete — recruiting-ready.
Recruiting rewards the families who can afford a $3,000 service and a parent with the time to chase every form. MyAthlete is for everyone else. It pulls a recruiting family's own sports data out of the dozen scattered apps it lives in and into one place they control, then turns it into highlight reels a college coach can actually use.
A travel-ball family's season lives in pieces: clips in one app, the schedule in another, brackets on a tournament site, standings on a league page, and a camera roll full of screenshots. When a recruit needs a reel and a record, there is no single source of truth. MyAthlete becomes that source — for the family, owned by the family.
Capture-and-parse is the default. You share or screenshot whatever you are already looking at, and a vision model turns it into clean, structured records — date, opponent, venue, stat line, with a confidence score on every field. It even works inside the native apps that expose no shareable text. Parsed records land in a staging tray as proposals; nothing commits until you accept it, and you edit anything that looks off.
It reads the stats off the screenshots and flyers parents already keep, instead of demanding clean spreadsheets nobody maintains — so the kids without a service in their corner aren't invisible. One profile, not ten tabs, built from the data families actually have.