Player Development

Every player on a plan. Driving it themselves.

A living plan the player drives — a running conversation with their coaches, all season.

The player's plan

Development the player wants to open.

The plan lives in the player’s own app, written to them in second person — every session and match a chance to move it forward.

Your self-assessment

How you see your game

Technical2 of 4 corners

First touch under pressure

Keeping the ball under control when an opponent closes you down

Strength
Building
Focus area

Rated by Sofia · lands in her coach’s inbox

It starts with their voice

The player walks the four corners of their game and rates every attribute — before any coach writes a word.

Block 2 of 4 · Progression

First touch under pressure

Take your first touch away from pressure so you can play forward more often.

I worked on this7 training days this block

Post-match reflection · Sat v APIA Leichhardt

🌱Not yet
💪Getting there
🔥Nailed it

Goals that live at training

Every goal carries training and match-day cues — players tap “I worked on this”, build streaks, and rate themselves after each match.

Goal activity

First touch under pressure

0:14

Rushed it here — should’ve taken the extra touch.

Sofia · Turnover · 38′ · Sat 5:40pm

Good spot, Sofia. Watch how much time you actually had — scan once more before it arrives and that’s an easy turn.

Coach Russo · Sun 9:12am

A conversation, not a report

Players pin their own match clips to their goals — and coaches reply. A dialogue that runs all season, not one meeting a term.

For coaches

A rich plan in four steps.

Review, focus areas, goals, confirm — what used to be an evening per player is minutes.

  • The self-assessment lands ready to build — nobody starts from a blank page
  • SMART goals assemble from your curriculum, personalised and ready to edit
  • Check-ins arrive in a to-do queue — the clip plays where it sits

Build Sofia’s plan

Review
Focus Areas
Goals
Confirm

Focus areas · this block

2 of 4 max
First touch under pressureScanning before receiving
Assembled from your curriculum

Take 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

Your curriculum

Written in your club’s football language.

Behind every goal sits a curriculum your Technical Director owns — every attribute articulated in the club’s own words.

  • Every plan at the club teaches the same football
  • Shaped in one place — no rewriting per player or per season
  • Goalkeeping runs on the same rails, in goalkeeping language

Development curriculum

Attacking Midfielder

26 attributes · four corners

8

Technical

8

Tactical

5

Physical

5

Psychological & Social

Scanning before receiving

Published

Check your shoulder before the ball arrives so you already know your next action — how we Progress through the thirds.

Game modelProgressConvertRegainProtect

Your TD’s words — every goal at the club speaks your football

Oversight

Every plan through the TD. Nothing published cold.

Every plan goes to the Technical Director before a family sees it — approve and publish, or request changes.

  • Families book their player’s review themselves — no reply-all email
  • Your FNSW Club Standards evidence builds itself in the background

Individual Development Plans

To do

Plans to approve

GYL U15 · GYL U16

3

Needs your reply

Goal activity waiting on staff

2

Review bookings

Families booked this week

11

Players on a published plan

87%

112 of 129 across four programs

The season plan

Planned once. Seen by everyone.

Each programme composes its own season — pre-season, blocks, review windows, finals — and the whole club runs to the same plan.

  • Blocks set the rhythm of every development plan
  • Milestones land in staff and family calendars automatically
  • A planned review window prompts the TD — one tap opens the round

Season Plan

GYL · 2026

In every calendar
  1. Pre-Season

    Feb – Mar

  2. Block 1 · Foundation

    Rounds 1–7

    IDPs published
  3. Block 2 · ProgressionNow

    Rounds 8–14

    Parent reviews · window open
  4. Block 3 · Performance

    Rounds 15–22

  5. Finals

    Sep

    End-of-season reviews

Composed by the club · seen by staff, players and families

Getting started

Elite academy structure. Club-sized effort.

Load your philosophy, shape the curriculum, send the invites — the loop runs itself from there. A professional academy’s framework, run by volunteer coaches in minutes a week.

Clubhouse

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.