Here, the parent or guardian is in charge. It is written into the rules and locked.

The six rules, exactly as they are set

• The account always belongs to the athlete

  You have authority over it, not ownership of their story. At 18, guardianship ends automatically.

• Under the age set by their country, you post

  The minor can see and write their sports CV; the parent or guardian posts it. That age comes from each country’s law, not from a rule of ours.

• No adult can message them

  A scout who wants to make contact messages the parent or guardian, who is always part of the conversation.

• Private profile, and locked

  The account starts out private, and that setting cannot be changed while they are still a minor.

• No targeted advertising

  No content designed to hook them either. Not with minors.

• Every consent is on the record

  Who authorised, what they authorised and when, in a way that cannot be edited, so it can always be checked.

What families ask

Can a scout message my child?

No. Messages from an adult to a minor do not exist on the platform: anyone who wants to make contact messages the parent or guardian, who is always part of the conversation.

Who sees their profile?

Only the people you choose. A minor’s account starts out private, and that setting cannot be changed while they are still a minor, not even from their own account.

From what age can they post without you?

From the age set by their country’s law, not by a rule of ours. Below that age the minor writes their sports CV and their parent or guardian posts it.

What happens when they turn 18?

Guardianship ends automatically and the account stays theirs, with their whole history inside. Nothing ever had to be handed over, because the account was theirs from day one.

How much does it cost?

Creating the sports CV and appearing in searches costs nothing. Paid plans add tools and increase how much is shown and how often it comes up in searches.