Better decisions.
More Athletes seen.

The problem today

A trial shows one day. You need to see who is developing across seasons, which clubs need support and whether your standards reach the Sunday morning pitch.

What SHOT gives you

• A talent ID pathway built from an Athlete's progress over time, with individual records shared only when the Athlete or guardian agrees. People make the selection decisions.
• See participation and development across your sport, so you can direct coach support and resources where they are needed.
• Give clubs a framework in their sport's own language while Sport Head ID helps confirm membership and eligibility without handing over the underlying file.

What it costs

Free for every club underneath you. A share of member premium returns to the national body and into a fund you direct.

The problem today

Sat between a governing body that wants numbers and clubs that want to be left alone. Chasing both, trusted by neither.

What SHOT gives you

• See where Athletes stay, progress or leave across your clubs without asking volunteers for another return.
• Safeguarding and consent handled structurally, by age tier, rather than as a policy you hope clubs read.
• Coach education and referee development funded from your own membership rather than from a grant application.

What it costs

Free to run. Your association code returns a share of member premium into a local fund you decide how to spend.

The problem today

Funding sport on attendance registers and anecdote, then being asked to prove the money changed something.

What SHOT gives you

• Show whether the people you funded stayed involved and developed, beyond headcount at the door.
• Impact reporting that maps to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, because the delivery data is already structured that way.
• The projects you fund keep the tool after the funding round ends, because the base layer was free the whole time.

What it costs

Free. Where a programme needs premium for its participants, the one-for-one model can cover it.

The problem today

PE tracked on a spreadsheet or not at all. Impact beyond participation numbers is impossible to show, and parents never see what happens in a lesson.

What SHOT gives you

• Personal development evidenced at pupil level, across every sport the school offers, every year group, every term.
• The same record as the pupil's club, so a knock in a Thursday PE lesson is known before Saturday.
• Thirty-second evaluations instead of hours of paperwork, so staff spend the time coaching.

What it costs

Admin is always free. Bespoke arrangements where a school wants premium across a cohort.

The problem today

Running on group chats, a spreadsheet and goodwill. Every coach doing it differently, and no way to show a parent what their child is working on.

What SHOT gives you

• Fixtures, attendance, messaging, lineups, session planning and the development frameworks in one place, free, for every team and every sport.
• Give every coach a shared development approach, so an Athlete's progress does not disappear when the coach changes.
• Give families a reason to stay: they can see what is improving and what comes next.

What it costs

Free forever. Your club code returns a share of member premium to the club, for kit, equipment or whatever is actually on the list.

The problem today

Planning the session in your head on the drive there. A parent asks how their child is doing and there is nothing to point at.

What SHOT gives you

• Session set up in twenty seconds, evaluation in thirty, on a phone, standing on a pitch in the rain.
• Frameworks in your sport at the right level, already written, so you are not inventing a curriculum on a Tuesday night.
• As many clubs and teams as you run, on one account.

What it costs

Free, frameworks included. £4.99 a month only if you want the session planner, ALEX personalisation, or a development record of your own.

The problem today

A record that restarts every time you change club, and a plan written about you that you never read.

What SHOT gives you

• The Athlete holds their own record: what they are working on, what they said about it, what changed. It follows them between clubs, sports and schools.
• Guardian View, consent and age tiers, with a parent attached until the young person is old enough to hold it alone.
• One subscription covers up to three children, each across every sport they play.

What it costs

Free to belong, train and be part of the club. £4.99 a month for the development record itself, held by the person it is about.