Academies
An academy already has a curriculum. What it usually doesn't have is any record of what a player does on their own — which is precisely the habit that separates the ones who make it. SKILLER gives every player a structured plan for their position, and gives the academy the evidence.
Not a drill library to browse. A structured path from fundamentals through technical, physical and mental work, ordered so the next session is never a guess.
One camera, one player, one repeatable movement. A phone, a ball and space to move is the whole kit list.
Sessions, minutes and streaks, logged as they train. This is the part that becomes their SKILLER Card.
The training happens on the days you don't see them. That is the entire point.
Players join with the address you invited; nobody buys anything in the app.
Send a session or a block of work to the whole team, or to one player.
The only report that matters, and the one you can't get today.
One email. What the squad did that week, without opening anything.
Your squad only, with your club's badge on it.
This is the coach portal, and it does not exist yet. It is a product-department build and it is not scheduled. We are not going to put a button on this page that opens nothing — so until it ships, a club starts with a conversation and we set it up with you.
Every player has one. The front is the preview; tapping it opens the whole resume — the training record, the badges, the highlight links.
Every other scouting service shows a highlight reel, which shows a player's best ten seconds. A SKILLER Card can show that a player trained 38 days out of the last 90 — evidence of work rate that can't be edited, faked or cherry-picked, sitting right next to the reel.
Built and working in the app. Numbers on any card shown publicly are either a real consented player's, or clearly labelled as an example — we do not invent players.
Invite every player you have. Billed on the ones who actually train, so handing it to the whole club costs nothing until they use it.
Multiple teams
Every plan starts with a 30-day trial for the whole roster, no card. Players are invited by email and install the app — nothing is bought inside the app, so no store takes a cut.
Team and Academic are priced on the pricing page; a club is billed on the players who actually train, so that one is a short conversation rather than a number on a page. Either way it starts with the form below.
Most SKILLER players are minors, and that shapes everything here. A player under 18 is not visible to any coach or scout outside their own club until a parent or guardian has agreed by email. Coaches and scouts never see contact details — if someone wants to speak to a player, SKILLER contacts the family first. A club joining SKILLER does not change any of that.
On scouting. SKILLER is building a scouting programme — a way for a player's training record and highlight links to reach scouts we have verified. It is not switched on. Nothing is live for players or for scouts today, and no player is visible to anyone outside their own club. When it opens, an under-18 player still reaches nobody until a parent or guardian has agreed by email.
One person reads these. You'll get a reply, not a sequence.