What you notice, kept.
You see things nobody else sees — the shoulder checks, the first brave pass, the kid who stopped hiding. Peer10 is where twenty seconds of writing it down turns into something a family keeps.
Enter as a coachTwenty seconds, and you choose who sees it
Write what you counted after practice. It stays yours until you decide the family should see it — a half-formed thought never reaches a child or a parent by accident.
Know who's coming on Thursday
Players answer one question — will you be there — and you see the answers. No group-chat archaeology on game morning.
What you write lands on their wall
A shared note becomes part of the child's season, between the games they played and the day they joined. Years from now it's still there. That's the part of coaching that usually evaporates.
Ask, don't dig
On-demand analysis answers questions about your season — attendance patterns, load, who hasn't been seen. It suggests; it never acts on your team by itself.
The film survives the season
Moments, highlights and the film room keep what you and the parents captured, attached to the record it belongs to.
The real drill library, from the seeded demo league.
Coach Dana's week.
Dana Whitfield coaches the U12 Ospreys in Pinewick United, the seeded demo league. Enter as her — her roster, her notes.