Tuesday, 9:14 p.m.
You're not short on athletes. You're short on information you can trust.
- A film link that worked last season.
- A height nobody measured.
- A transcript still on its way.
- Six tabs open on one kid, every one in a different format.
None of that is evaluation. It's the work you do before you're allowed to start evaluating.
Instead of six places to look, this lands in front of you.
One athlete. One record. The same shape every time you open one.
One athlete, start to finish
Every question you ask, answered in one sitting.
- 01
Who is this?
Name, position, class year, school and club open the record. You never hunt for the basics.
- 02
Show me the film.
Film is hosted with the credential, in the same place on every Passport — so the link that worked last season still works tonight.
- 03
Give me the context.
Height, weight and performance numbers sit on one band, with who recorded them and when.
- 04
Can they handle our school?
GPA and test scores, marked when an official transcript stands behind them rather than a claim in an email.
- 05
Where can I see them next?
The athlete's upcoming schedule travels with the record, so a live look doesn't depend on a forwarded flyer.
- 06
How do I reach them?
The last thing you read is how to start the conversation — not a form that routes to someone else.
Spend your time evaluating. Not chasing information.
Not because there's less to know — because nothing is missing, nothing is in a different format, and nothing needs a follow-up email before you can judge it.
Why you can act on what you're reading.
Reported and confirmed never look the same
An athlete can update their Passport. They cannot confirm their own claims. You always know which is which without asking.
Source and freshness travel with the information
Every fact carries where it came from and when it was last confirmed, right next to the fact itself.
It stays current after you read it
A Passport is a living record, not a PDF aging in your inbox. Open the same link next month and you're reading today's record.
Coach Access
Reading is open. Working is organized. Contact is earned.
Reading is open
You don't need an account to open a Recruit Passport an athlete sent you. Read it, watch the film, evaluate the athlete. Nothing is behind a signup.
Working is organized
Create Coach Access and you can search and filter athletes and preview results right away. Once you claim your program, you can save athletes and keep private notes while we confirm your affiliation — both are private organizing tools, and the athlete never sees them.
Contact is earned
When your coaching affiliation is confirmed, messaging, following an athlete's updates, your program's shared recruiting board, recruiting activity and offers open up. Verification is the boundary for recruiting action — never for looking.
You don't have to replace the recruiting systems you already use.
The Passport makes the information arriving into your process better. Coach Access is an optional workspace around it.
Recruit Passport™
What you receive about an athlete — the record itself, sent to you, opened by you, the same every time.
RecruitLinx
Where you and your staff work with athletes and Passports at scale — searching, saving, noting, and recruiting together.
“Just send me their Passport.”
One sentence, and the chasing is over. Everything a coach needs. One Recruit Passport.
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