You decide who sees their profile and who writes to them.

Six rules nobody can get around

• The account is theirs

  You control it, but the story belongs to your son or daughter. At 18, guardianship ends on its own.

• Until the legal age in their country, you publish

  Your son or daughter writes their sports CV and you decide what gets published. That age is set by each country's law.

• No adult can message them

  If a scout wants to get in touch, they message you. And you are always in the conversation.

• Private profile, no exceptions

  The account starts out private and cannot be opened up while they are a minor.

• Zero targeted ads

  No ads based on their profile and no content designed to hook them.

• Every permission, on the record

  Who authorised what, and when. It is saved and nobody can change it.

What families ask

Can a scout message my child?

No. An adult cannot send messages to a minor. Anyone who wants to get in touch messages you, and you are always in the conversation.

Who sees their profile?

Only the people you choose. A minor's profile is private and cannot be opened up, not even from their own account.

From what age can they post without you?

When the law in their country says so. Until then, your son or daughter writes their sports CV and you publish it.

What happens when they turn 18?

Guardianship ends on its own and the account stays theirs, with their whole story. Nothing has to be handed over.

How much does it cost?

Creating their sports CV costs nothing.