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Built for college athletics · Starting with women's soccer

One place for the athlete's day.
One clearer picture for your staff.

Check-ins, today's schedule, team meal orders and support — together in one athlete-first daily experience, with one clearer view for your staff.

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A short daily check-in · Flat per-program license · Unlimited athletes & staff · Fully branded to your program.

CU

Cascade University Soccer

Timberwolves · Daily Readiness

Jordan

Reyes

Midfield

Today

TUE, SEP 9

Readiness

7.8/ 10

Within your usual range · +0.3

Lift 7:00 AM · Training 3:30 PM

SleepSolid
FatigueModerate
SorenessSolid
MoodSolid
StressModerate

Team meal

Postgame Meal · Chipotle

Order by 4:00 PM today

Build my order

Need something?

Ask a staff member for support — privately.

Request support

Sample data shown. Athlete names and programs are fictional.

Coaches · Athletic Trainers · Performance Staff

The problem

The day is scattered. The picture is incomplete.

Athletes check three places

The schedule, the group chat and a form — just to work out what today actually involves.

Staff piece the day together

Readiness, context and who needs a follow-up live in different places, held by different people.

Operations run on texts

Meal orders, reminders and roster details still move through group chats, forms and spreadsheets.

RosterReadiness is one shared daily system.

For the athlete

Know what today asks of you.

Check in, see the day, handle team meals, fuel around training and ask for support — in one place.

For the staff

See what needs your attention.

Readiness, support requests and athlete context without digging across multiple systems.

For the program

One shared daily system.

Athletes and staff work from the same picture, and the everyday operational work gets simpler.

For the athlete

One place for today.

The athlete opens one app in the morning and knows what the day asks. A short private check-in, today's schedule, the team meal they need to order, and a private way to ask staff for help.

  • A fast readiness check-in — private, one question per screen
  • Today's schedule and practice-plan context in the same place
  • Any team meal they've been assigned, ready to order
  • A clear way to request support from staff
CU

Cascade University Soccer

Timberwolves · Daily Readiness

Jordan

Reyes

Midfield

Today

TUE, SEP 9

Readiness

7.8/ 10

Within your usual range · +0.3

Lift 7:00 AM · Training 3:30 PM

SleepSolid
FatigueModerate
SorenessSolid
MoodSolid
StressModerate

Today's schedule

7:00 AM · Lift

3:30 PM · Training — plan shared

Team meal

Postgame Meal · Chipotle

Order by 4:00 PM today

Build my order

Need something?

Ask a staff member for support — privately.

Request support

Your consistency

21day streak

7-day trends

7 / 7

28-day patterns

19 / 28

Built from showing up — never from how your answers look.

Sample data shown. Athlete names and programs are fictional.

For the staff

See who may need attention today.

A quick check-in on sleep, fatigue, soreness, mood and stress gives staff context before training — with every athlete read against their own usual range, never against each other.

rosterreadiness.com/team-today
CU

Cascade University Soccer

Timberwolves · Daily Readiness

Today's plan

Today's practice plan

Uploaded 6:40 AM · Shared with the roster

Team snapshot

Team average readiness

7.4/ 10

Checked in

2 more in progress

24 of 26

Sleep target reached

Reported 8+ hours

68%

Attention today

3

High fatigue

Above their own usual range

2

Support requests

Waiting on a staff reply

Sample data shown. Athlete names and programs are fictional.

  • Attention Today shows who may need a closer look
  • Never a leaderboard, never a grade — context for a conversation
  • Open an athlete and see today against their own 7-day and 28-day history
  • Check-in completion and support requests in the same view

Team meals

Team meals, without the chase.

Create the meal. Athletes submit their actual orders. See who's missing and send a reminder. When everyone's in, your consolidated order is ready.

No separate Google Form. No digging through texts.

01

Staff create the meal

Restaurant, date, deadline, who's included

02

Athletes submit orders

Their real order, in the app

03

See who's missing

Send a reminder in one tap

04

One consolidated order

Totals, Copy Full Order, CSV

CU

Cascade University Soccer

Timberwolves · Daily Readiness

Postgame Meal

Chipotle · Burrito bowl

Order by Sat 4:00 PM

Your order

Protein

Chicken

Rice

White rice

Beans

Black beans

Toppings

Fajita veggies · Mild salsa · Cheese

Side

Chips

Note for staff

No sour cream, please.

Submit my order

You can change your order until it closes.

The athlete's order

rosterreadiness.com/team-meals
CU

Cascade University Soccer

Timberwolves · Daily Readiness

Postgame Meal · Chipotle

Sat, Sep 13 · 7:30 PM · Orders close Sat 4:00 PM

Open

23 / 25submitted

Still missing

Avery LindqvistNoa Feldman
Remind 2 missing

Consolidated order

Chicken burrito bowl

×11

Steak burrito bowl

×6

Sofritas bowl

×3

Chicken salad

×3
Copy Full OrderExport CSV

What staff see

Restaurants with reviewed menus today

CAVA · Chipotle · sweetgreen · Panera

Athletes build their order inside RosterReadiness and staff get one consolidated order, item totals, Copy Full Order and CSV. RosterReadiness does not place or pay for restaurant orders, and is not affiliated with these restaurants.

Sample data shown. Athlete names and programs are fictional.

Support requests

A clear way to ask for help.
A clear way to follow up.

An athlete raises a request and it reaches the right staff. Staff reply, follow up and resolve it — and every message stays attached to that request, so nothing gets lost in a group chat. It's a request-and-follow-up workflow, not team messaging.

CU

Cascade University Soccer

Timberwolves · Daily Readiness

Right calf tightness

Jordan Reyes · Routed to Athletic training staff

In progress

Jordan Reyes

Mon 8:12 AM

Calf has been tight since Saturday. Fine walking, tight on the first few sprints.

Dana Whitfield, ATC

Mon 8:31 AM

Thanks for flagging it. Come by before lift and we'll take a look.

Jordan Reyes

Tue 7:05 AM

Better today after treatment — cleared to do the full session.

Mark resolved

Sample data shown. Athlete names and programs are fictional.

The rest of the daily system

Everything else the day needs.

Schedule

Today's schedule, practice plan and day context in the same place athletes already check in.

Fuel My Day

Rolling out to programs

Practical timing and food ideas around the athlete's own schedule — when to eat, and what could work.

Daily Engagement

Optional

Quick daily challenges and team participation. We gamify participation, never wellness answers.

Training Load

Optional

Bring training-load data your program already collects into the same athlete context. No wearable required.

Personal baselines

Personal, not generic.

A number means more when it is read in the context of that athlete. RosterReadiness compares today with the athlete's own established history — today, the 7-day average and the 28-day baseline — so staff see meaningful changes without treating every athlete the same.

Custom to every program

Your program. Your brand.

Program name, logo, colors and time zone — set once, and built into the athlete and staff experience.

Cascade University Soccer

Fictional program shown for illustration.

Ironwood State Volleyball

Fictional program shown for illustration.

Prairie Valley Lacrosse

Fictional program shown for illustration.

Same RosterReadiness system. Different program identity.

Built from inside college athletics

Built by a Division I coach.

RosterReadiness was built by a Division I women's soccer coach and former Division I and professional player after seeing the same problem every season: athletes and staff were working from different pieces of the same day.

Built inside college athletics, for the realities of college athletics.

Easy setup

Simple setup. No complicated implementation.

  1. 1

    Create your program

  2. 2

    Add your branding

  3. 3

    Invite staff

  4. 4

    Invite athletes

  5. 5

    Add your schedule and go live

Athlete context, not athlete ranking

Every readiness read is against that athlete's own history. No leaderboards, no grades, no comparisons between teammates.

Program-scoped by design

Your program's athletes, staff and data are separated from every other program on RosterReadiness.

Role-based staff access

Staff see what their role calls for. RosterReadiness is not a medical record system and does not diagnose or prescribe.

Questions coaches ask

Before you decide.

Pricing

One flat license per program.

Unlimited athletes. Unlimited staff. One program license. Enter your program name below, then choose the billing cadence that fits your season.

Required before checkout. This becomes your team name in the app — you can change it later.

Best Value · Save $399 vs. two 6-month terms

Annual

$1,999

per program, per year

$167/month for your entire program
Monthly-equivalent breakdown — billed annually, not a monthly plan.

One program. One full year.

6-Month

$1,199

per program, every 6 months

Ideal for a competitive season or mid-year start.

Included in every plan

  • Athlete Today — one daily home for every athlete
  • Readiness check-ins read against each athlete's own history
  • Team Today plus athlete-level context for staff
  • Team meal ordering, reminders and consolidated orders
  • Schedule and practice-plan context
  • Support requests with staff follow-up
  • Program branding — your logo, colors and time zone
  • Team resources for athletes and staff
  • Unlimited athletes and unlimited staff

Optional / rolling out

  • Fuel My DayRolling out to programs
  • Daily EngagementOptional — enable it or leave it off
  • Training LoadOptional — for programs already collecting it

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Give athletes one place for their day — and give your staff a clearer picture of how the team is arriving.

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