For Coaches
Coach more. Chase less.
Your squad, your sessions, your match day — everything in your pocket, nothing on your plate.
You didn’t take the team to spend Sunday nights chasing messages. Clubhouse handles the noise, so your hours go where they should: on the grass.
Match day
Run Saturday from your phone.
Pick the XI on a real pitch, publish it to families, then track goals, cards and subs in a tap.
- Every event lands on family lock screens as you log it
- Game-time minutes count themselves while you coach
- Rushed an entry? Fix it on the post-match sheet with a tap
BYL U14 · Live match
2H · 61:24Sharks
2 – 1
Sydney Olympic
Goal — J. Okafor
54'Yellow card — R. Vella
48'Sub — T. Ammoun on
39'Goals, cards and subs logged in a tap — minutes counted automatically
Development
Elite-structure plans, minutes a week.
Build each player’s development plan in four guided steps — the structure is done for you, your football knowledge fills it.
- Players check in at training, reflect after matches, pin their clips
- Every goal is one thread — the same one the family sees
- Your inbox surfaces only what needs you: concerns, replies, approvals
Build Sofia’s plan
Focus areas · this block
2 of 4 maxTake your first touch away from pressure so you can play forward more often.
Measurable · forward passes after your first touch, counted at training
This 10-week block
Submit for approval → your Technical Director signs off
Video
The Tuesday team talk, transformed.
Build a video session from your Veo footage in a few clicks, then present it anywhere.
- Clips pulled in automatically — heatmaps, match stats and radar as slides
- Draw on the frame and caption it in your own words
- Tag a player and the clip lands in their account
Video session
BYL U14 · v Sydney Olympic
v Sydney Olympic
title
This Week’s Focus
section
Press → turnover
Match clip
Heatmap · both halves
heatmap
Match stats
Match stats
Structure, clips and analysis slides added for you — reorder and present
Re-signing
Say who you’d keep. Before you hear what anyone else said.
When the round opens, your squad is a checklist — keep, discuss, release. Ten minutes, not a meeting.
- You record your view without seeing anyone else’s
- Recommendations freeze once the round is confirmed
Marcus Okafor
U16 · midfield · 1,240 minutes
D. Silva
Head coach
J. Park
Assistant coach
R. Hughes
GK coach
Coach views stay hidden until you record your own.
Goalkeeper coaching
Every keeper in the club. One portal.
Goalkeeper coaching doesn’t fit inside a squad — so the GK portal lists every keeper at the club, their moments already cut from the Veo footage.
- Shots faced, goals conceded, set pieces, distribution — filter to the kind you came for
- Tracking numbers included: depth off the line, time outside the box
- One session pulls clips from four different programs’ matches
Marcus Hale
BYL U16 · Youth Goalkeepers
7
Shots faced
1
Conceded
4:12
Outside box
6.4m
Avg depth
v Manly United · W 2–1
8.2m off line, outside box
Shot faced · near post
Corner faced · claimed
Every match he kept in, across every programme he plays for.
GK cohorts & curriculum
Train them together. Develop them individually.
Keepers keep their match-day squad and join the goalkeeping cohort on top — one Wednesday session, one register.
- Availability, attendance and session plans work like any squad’s
- The curriculum filters to goalkeeping attributes, in your club’s language
- Development plans for the cohort are the GK coach’s own
Development curriculum
Goalkeeper
9
Technical
6
Tactical
4
Physical
5
Psychological & Social
Starting position off the line
Published“Hold a starting position high enough to defend the space behind, so the back line can step — how we Protect as a unit.”
Goalkeeping attributes, in your club’s own football language
Player POV
Stand in your keeper’s boots as the free kick comes in.
Real Veo footage flies into a 3D rebuild of the same free kick — watched from behind your keeper’s eyes, then from straight above.
The rest of the week
And the week runs itself.
Your squad, known.
Roster, profiles, contacts — and availability that families mark themselves, so you see who’s training before you leave work.
Training, planned.
Sessions from the club’s training library land on your schedule, attendance takes two taps, and cancellations notify every family automatically.
Player status, at a glance.
Wellness flags and the injury list on your home screen — who’s fit, who’s modified, who needs a conversation — before you plan the session.
Nobody asked how they slept while they’re on crutches.
Medical staff pause check-ins for injured players, so nobody’s pinged on crutches — or flagged for missing four in a row.
The other jobs you help with.
Review expressions of interest, read survey results, run S&C testing — an administrator adds the section to this portal. No second login.
One inbox.
Player replies, medical flags, plans awaiting action — filtered into Concerns, Needs reply, To build and Approvals. A to-do list that keeps your week honest.
Answers on tap.
Ask Clubhouse answers how-to questions, FNSW rules queries — even “how many players are in my U13 squad?” — with citations.
One login, every hat.
Coach on Tuesday, parent on Saturday — switch roles in the same app, never accounts.
For goalkeeper coaches
Every keeper at the club, ranked side by side.
One roster with each keeper’s squad, matches, shots faced, goals conceded and average depth — who’s being tested, who’s had a quiet month.
Every match, every program.
Fixtures, results and ladders across the whole club, filtered to the programs your keepers play in — so you know where to be on Saturday without asking four coaches.
Injuries, keeper-only.
The dashboard shows the goalkeeping injuries and nothing else — you find out your U16 keeper is out before you plan a session around him.
The best coaching tool is time. Clubhouse gives yours back.
We’re starting with one club. Yours could be next.
We’re opening the doors to a small number of clubs each season. Register your interest and we’ll be in touch when places open.