RecruitReady

parents of high school athletes (football, basketball, soccer, lacrosse, track) navigating NCAA recruiting and NIL

• Sport-specific timeline generator: based on the athlete's sport, grade, position, and target division (D1, D2, D3, NAIA, JUCO), the app produces a month-by-month checklist of camps, showcases, and NCAA contact-period windows
• AI highlight-reel editor: upload phone clips from games, the AI auto-cuts the best plays for a 2-3 minute reel and adds on-screen labels (jersey #, down/distance, 40 time)
• Coach outreach assistant: drafts the first introductory email and follow-up cadence in the coach's expected tone, then reminds parents when to send each touch around key recruiting dates
• NIL and scholarship tracker: logs every offer, unofficial/visit invite, and NIL opportunity with deadlines and a plain-language explanation of the relevant NCAA rule

The 200+ searches around Peyton Manning's son not starting are a microcosm of a much larger parental anxiety: even families connected to NFL royalty are navigating playing-time, exposure, and recruiting decisions the public way. The NIL era and the transfer portal have made the path far more confusing than the one previous parents walked, and existing services (NCSA, FieldLevel) still feel like generic databases.