For college programs
Your culture is built in the off-season.
YOU.PRJCT+ is the platform underneath the process. Your athletes log the extra work, hold each other to it in their own groups and challenges, and your staff sees the whole roster, in season and out of it. We partner with elite programs.
Free for college programs, always.
The whole platform in under 90 seconds.
Why it matters
The work nobody schedules decides the season.
In season, the work has a time and a place. From the last game to the first day back, it is on each athlete: the lift before class, the run on a trip home, the reps against a wall on a Sunday. That is where a team’s standard is kept or quietly let go, and it is the stretch a staff sees least.
YOU.PRJCT+ gives that work a place to live. Every athlete sets a goal, logs the work, and answers to teammates who are doing the same. You see it happen, every day of the year.
As a college athlete, this would have been incredible for our team, especially in the off-season: group chats, challenges, and teammates holding each other accountable during the work. That is needed, and it is necessary.
In the app
What holds a team to it.
Accountability without a coach standing there. These are the parts your athletes open every day, and what each one does for the team.
Groups
Teammates set their own standard.
Athletes start their own groups: a position group, a lift crew, the few who train together. The group picks its standard, from winning the day to a shared daily list, and everyone sees who has logged today and what the week adds up to.
Challenges
A standard you sign up for.
An athlete builds a challenge, the days and the few things to do each day, and sends it to teammates. They accept it or decline it. In the group, everyone’s progress sits side by side. A coach can send one too.
Win The Day
The calendar is the streak.
Every session is logged with a timer and what it was: strength, speed, skill work, conditioning. When the work is done, the athlete taps Win The Day and the day turns green. The count of days won never resets.
Goals
The goal, and the process under it.
Each athlete writes the goal in their own words, then sets the process under it: the time they give each kind of work, tracked day by day. A switch on every goal decides whether their coach can see it.
Harry
Harry, in every athlete’s corner.
Every athlete has Harry: an assistant in their pocket who knows their goal, their plan and their week. He lays out the morning they ask for, holds their standards, and checks in on how they are doing, not only how the session went.
Try it.
An athlete’s phone and the coach’s screen, working.
Piper's phone. Tick her morning, then tap Win The Day. Tap her avatar for the goals she's working toward. The club is a sample. Nothing you tap is saved.
For your staff
See who is doing the work.
Every athlete’s week on one screen, all year. Open a sample team and click around it yourself, exactly as your staff will see it.
Who is consistent
Every athlete’s week at a glance, against the standard your program holds.
Who has gone quiet
The short list worth a word at practice, updated as athletes log.
Talk to the team
Post to your whole team in its own thread, or send one athlete a challenge to accept.
The work is already happening.
- athletes doing the extra work
- 500+
- hours of extra work logged
- 10,000+
- extra-work sessions
- 12,000+
Across our partner clubs, and counting.
How a program starts.
Four steps from this page to your whole team in the app.
- 1
Request to learn more
Your email and your program. You’ll get everything by email right away.
- 2
Your team account
Your program is set up for you, with your staff on the coaches dashboard.
- 3
Your athletes join
Each athlete downloads the app and enters your program’s code. They register themselves. No parent step.
- 4
Your whole team, from day one
Every athlete’s week on your dashboard, from the first session they log.
The questions coaches ask.
What does this cost our program?
Nothing. College programs are free, always: for the program, and for every athlete on it.
Are parents involved at all?
No. Your athletes are adults and they register themselves with your program’s code. There is no parent step and nothing is collected from anyone outside your roster.
Who can see an athlete’s training?
Their teammates and their coaches. Not the public, and not other programs. Every goal carries its own switch, so the athlete decides, goal by goal, whether their coach can see it.
What do I have to do each week?
Nothing is required of you. The dashboard is there when you want it. The quiet list is the one thing worth a look each week, and it takes a minute.
What if athletes stop using it?
Some will slow down, and the dashboard shows you exactly who. That is the point of it. A quiet athlete is handled the way programs handle everything: a coach saying a word at practice.
How is this different from what we already use?
Your current tools handle schedules, travel, testing and film. None of them touch what an athlete does on their own time. This is only that: the work done outside your building, made visible and held together as a team.
What does a request commit us to?
Nothing. You’ll get everything by email right away: what the partnership includes, the live dashboard, and a link to send me every question you have. I answer those questions within a day.
Bring your program in.
Your email and your program. You’ll get a short note right away, with the live dashboard and a link for your questions. Answers come within a day.