For soccer families · Class of 2028, 2029 and 2030
They’re committed to the game. We’re committed to the day they get to say it.
Save the hours. Get the answers. Skip the arguments.
Hours of research, “what does this coach mean?” and the fights over emails: handled. Your athlete gets a recruiting team that plans every coach, writes in their voice and explains every reply.
Start with CoachWatch, now on Google Play.
Coming soon
on iPhone
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The Problem
College recruiting is a two-year marketing campaign. Nobody hands you the playbook.
Hundreds of emails. Dozens of coaches. A showcase every few weeks. Rules that change by level and by date. Most families don’t miss out because they didn’t care. They miss out because something slipped.
“We don’t know what a coach email should even say.”
“Is this coach interested, or just selling a camp?”
“Nobody’s writing back. Is something wrong?”
“Either I write it, or we fight about it.”
Save the hours
The work of a recruiting coordinator, done for one athlete.
Every coach’s email, already found
We keep coach names and addresses current for every program, so you’re never writing to someone who left last spring.
A list with a reason for every school.
Schools that fit their level, their grades and the college life they want, plus schools where players like them already play.
A plan for every coach
Each school has a stage and a next step: get noticed, get watched, get wanted, get on campus.
The right email at the right moment.
New schedule, a big win, semester grades, a game near campus: the app spots it and drafts the note for the schools where it matters.
Fifty personal emails, not fifty hours.
Each one is written for that coach, ready for your athlete to read, edit and send.
Get the answers
Know what every reply means, and what to do when there isn’t one.
Coaches can only say so much, at certain times. Some invites are real interest; some are camp marketing. Every message is read for what it means, why the coach sent it, and what to do next.
- What the coach is really saying. “NCAA rules don’t let me respond yet” can be a good sign. A warm camp invite can be a sales pitch. Every message is read for what it means, why the coach sent it, and what to do next.
- Which camps are worth the money. Weighed against how interested that coach is and how well the school fits.
- What the silence means. Is it normal for their class year? Are you aiming at the wrong level? Has anyone actually seen them play? Then a concrete change to the plan.
- What to do when time gets short. Other levels, junior college, a call from the club coach, or a polite email asking a coach for a clear yes or no.
Skip the arguments
Your athlete writes it. You see it. Nobody fights about it.
Coaches can tell when a parent wrote the email. And getting a 16-year-old to write fifty good ones is its own battle. I’mCommitted learns how your athlete talks and gets them to a draft in their own voice in minutes. They read it, change what they want and send it from their own email. You see every message, every reply and where every school stands, without asking twice.
New email
Hi Coach Lee,
Thanks for watching our Saturday games at the Capital Cup. I played the full 90 in center mid in both wins, and the second goal on Sunday came off my corner.
Westbridge is high on my list because of the biology program and the way your team pressed in the fall. Tuesday at 7 works for a call.
Maya
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The Process
Every coach moves one stage at a time, and every email has one job.
Attention
Coach to know who they are
An intro email: level, grades, why this school, when they play next.
Interest
Coach wants to see more
Video or a game that shows them at their best, and signs of a good teammate.
Decision
Coach wants your athlete
3+ in-person views at showcases and ID camps, with updates in between.
Action
A visit or an offer
Get on campus: an unofficial visit, then an official invite or an offer.
FOR CLUB AND HIGH SCHOOL COACHES
Bring in the coach who knows their game.
If your family wants, invite your club or high school coach. They can suggest colleges, give a quote about your athlete, and call a college coach when it matters. You decide what they see, and every message to your athlete copies you. Free for coaches.
Why I built this
Built by a dad who ran this campaign himself.
When my daughter was 10, she said she wanted to play college soccer. Six years later she signed with her first-choice D1 school. We did it with spreadsheets, a shared doc and a lot of late nights. I’mCommitted is the system I wish we’d had. — Ron
CoachWatch · available now on Android
Who was on the sideline? Now the whole team knows.
One parent taps the colleges as coaches arrive. After the game, every family on the team gets the list. Free for every team.
Coming soon
on iPhone
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