Cost without control
Another service is not a home base.
Paid guidance still leaves families tracking research, follow-up, and event details in separate places.
Built around the player
We're building one place to research schools, plan camps, and share a profile you control. You lead the recruiting process. Your family stays in the loop.
The player leads. The family helps. Privacy comes first.
The real problem facing players today
You can pay for recruiting help, build another profile, and still end up connecting the pieces yourself. Emails, social posts, camps, showcases, and visits keep repeating while the player's plan stays scattered.
Cost without control
Paid guidance still leaves families tracking research, follow-up, and event details in separate places.
A profile is not a system
It does not connect schools, contacts, email, social posts, camps, showcases, visits, and next steps.
Who owns the work?
She does the work and makes the decisions. Her information should not live across services, inboxes, feeds, and spreadsheets.
The solution
Keep school research, camp dates, coach contact sources, academic options, and a shareable profile in one place. The player decides what fits and what happens next.
Schools nationwide
Compare softball programs, academic options, staff contact sources, and open questions in one view.

Camps at your fingertips
See camps and prospect days, follow official registration links, and add the dates that matter to your plan.
Your story, your control
Build a public profile with approved photos, video, social links, academics, and softball facts. Share one link with coaches when you choose.

Athlete profile
2028 · SS / 2B · College-focused student athlete

More than the next roster
Softball may start the conversation. The final choice also has to work in the classroom, on campus, and for the life she wants after graduation.
The beta vision
The player does the work and makes the decision. Her family can help her stay organized. Beta features will roll out in stages. SROS does not promise recruiting outcomes or send messages to coaches.
How it will work
Start with what matters to the player. Compare schools and camps, then keep the next steps organized in one place.
Choose the academic, athletic, geographic, and personal factors that matter to you.
Use sourced program information to see what fits and what still needs research.
Keep research, events, and follow-up organized while the player makes the decisions.