Player Planner is ready for real programs.
For churches, academies, and formation-driven programs that need one trusted operating system for schedules, practice plans, homework, assessments, family communication, and privacy-safe support.
Example program
Kingdom Church
Player Planner · Spring 2026
Week
2 / 6
Teams
6
Players
64
Parent activation
81%
Coach voice
Track the climb. Every level, measured.
For churches, academies, and formation-driven programs.
Player Planner is packaged around the people who need to use it on day one: directors, coaches, parents, and players.
Church program directors
See the season, roster, family onboarding, and readiness blockers in one accountable view.
First win: Launch a team workspace with calendar, invites, privacy approvals, and setup progress.
Coaches
Walk into practice with the plan, verse, roster context, and next-player goals already connected.
First win: Open the week calendar, edit events, review assessment gaps, and publish safe homework.
Parents and guardians
Know what your child is working on without seeing private coach-only notes or internal labels.
First win: Confirm homework, see the next goal, and understand how to encourage effort at home.
Players
Get a clear next rep, a Scripture challenge, and a simple way to ask for help.
First win: Open today's homework, check in on the goal, and tell the coach where support is needed.
Ready for launch
Guided organization onboarding
Program admins get a setup dashboard, guardian invite queue, privacy approvals, and clear onboarding status.
Ready for launch
Family-safe mobile workflows
Parents and players only see published schedules, safe goals, homework, encouragement, and help paths.
Ready for launch
Coach operating system
Coaches can run calendar edits, practice planning, assessments, homework review, and handoffs from dedicated workspaces.
Ready for launch
Privacy and support guardrails
HQ defaults to aggregate health; scoped support access requires local approval and audit-ready boundaries.
Admin
Launch-ready setup, privacy approvals, and guardian linking.
Open route →Coach
Practice plans, assessment goals, homework review, and handoffs.
Open route →Parent
Simple confirmations and safe, encouraging growth visibility.
Open route →Player
A clear daily rep, Scripture challenge, and help request path.
Open route →HQ
Aggregate health and audited support without exposing child records.
Open route →Every surface feels designed, not assembled.
The V1 routes are organized as launch-ready workspaces with premium restraint and real operational depth.
Coach Marcus command center
Week 2: Discipline · Next practice: Thursday, 6:00 PM
Week 2 discipline plan
Block 1
Opening huddle: discipline under pressure
Block 2
Warm-up: form dribble series
Block 3
Skill block: pressure dribble lanes
Block 4
Team drill: pass, cut, replace spacing
Block 5
Competitive drill: two-on-two advantage reads
Block 6
Ministry moment: discipline means doing the right thing when pressure rises
Block 7
Homework: weak-hand ball control, 10 minutes for 4 days
Simple homework confirmation
Honest updates help the coach support the child. This is not about perfection — it is about truth and the next rep.
Week 2: Discipline Dribble Work
10 minutes of weak-hand dribbling on 4 days this week.
Aggregate customer-success dashboard
organization Name
Kingdom Church
account Status
Pilot
onboarding Stage
Week 2 Active
health
Watch
active Teams
6
coach Activation Rate
100
parent Activation Rate
81
assessment Completion Rate
68
homework Publish Rate
83
handoff Completion Rate
0
support Tickets Open
2
Privacy rule
HQ sees organization health by default, not individual child records. Deeper support requires approved, scoped, time-limited, audited access.