Baseball and softball

Show every family
how far their player has come.

ProvenPlayer turns the numbers your facility already measures into a record parents can see: charts over time, a monthly report, and a college packet your coaches stand behind.

  • Ages 8 to 18
  • Every reading dated and tied to a device
  • Parents hold the account

Sample data. The athletes shown are invented.

The gap

The work is real. The proof is in a notebook.

Families pay for training every month and rarely see what it bought. The numbers exist, but they sit on a device, a clipboard or a coach's phone.

Numbers get lost

A reading from March is gone by June, so nobody can show the gain.

Parents pay on faith

With no proof of progress, the monthly fee is an easy thing to cut.

Recruiting starts from zero

At sixteen a player has to rebuild years of history from memory.

How it works

Measure it once. Use it for ten years.

One record follows a player from the first lesson at eight to the college packet at seventeen.

  1. Assessment day

    Measure

    Type the whole roster's numbers into one grid, with the date and the device.

  2. Every month

    Report

    Each family gets one page with the charts and the coach's note.

  3. Recruiting age

    Vouch

    Players get a packet of measured numbers that their coach signs.

For facility owners

Know which families are slipping.

A family that stops seeing progress stops paying. The dashboard shows who is overdue, who has stopped coming in, and what memberships bring in each month.

  • Athletes overdue for measuring, by days since the last reading
  • Families flagged after three weeks without a visit
  • Monthly dues, past due and paused in one view
Open the dashboard
Dashboard
Milestones

For young players

Milestones, not rankings.

Players below sixth grade are never ranked against each other. They see their personal bests and every round number they have passed.

Why ProvenPlayer

From a clipboard to a record.

TodayWith ProvenPlayer
Numbers on a clipboard or a phoneEvery reading saved with its date and device
Parents are told their player is improvingParents see the chart every month
Nobody notices a family drifting awayFamilies at risk flagged after three weeks
A profile anyone can type numbers intoA packet the coach signs and stands behind
Young players compared with each otherMilestones and personal bests below sixth grade

Safety

Our rules for young athletes.

Parents hold the account

A child's record belongs to the family, and a parent approves it first.

A parent on every message

No private channel between an adult and a minor.

Never sold, never used for ads

The record is used to show progress and nothing else.

Give every family proof of progress.

Walk through the whole product on a sample roster of 18 players.

See the demo