One connected home for amateur athletics

One season should not take six systems.

SightSmash is live. A parent keeps their kid's match for free, every child and every sport under one login. The coach and the club run the season from that same record.

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A parent and teenage volleyball player sit together on gym bleachers and look at one phone after a game. — **Less coordinating. More being there.**

The problem

The work is connected. The tools are not.

Registration feeds the roster. The roster sets the schedule. Game day creates results and film. Every break between those steps means another login, spreadsheet, or message thread.

Find and joinChoose the right program and carry approved family details into registration.
Run the weekTurn the roster into schedules, actions, facilities, and communication.
Finish game dayKeep the result, corrections, and film attached to the right event.
Keep the recordCarry the season forward without rebuilding the athlete and family history.

Built by a college head coach, priced like it. Jeff Thomas, head football coach at the University of Puget Sound, is building the tool he wanted in that chair.

Live, Access is invitation-only. Volleyball is the first deep sport; other sports come later.

Meet the company and inspect the evidence boundary

The short version

What SightSmash is.

Eight direct answers for anyone who wants the plain-language version.

What is SightSmash?: SightSmash is one connected home for amateur athletics. The system carries the same season record from finding a program through registration, team operations, game day, film, and athlete history.
Who is it for?: Families see one week across every kid. Coaches run the team week. Clubs, leagues, facilities, and officials work from the same approved season information.
What does it connect?: Accounts, households, rosters, schedules, facilities, payments, results, film, and permissions. Enter the season information once, then keep it attached to the next job.
Can I use it today?: Yes, by invitation. SightSmash is live, starting with volleyball. Access is invitation-only, and the waitlist is how to request one.
How is it different from a scoring app or team calendar?: Those tools usually own one stop in the season. SightSmash is built around the handoffs, so registration becomes the roster, the roster drives the schedule, and game day keeps its result and film. See the product map.
What does it cost?: Free for families keeps the live match, the same-day score, and the family schedule. Family Premium is $89 a year per household for full history, teams start at $349 a season, and a club is $949 a season with six teams included, published soft-launch prices, confirmed in a written pilot agreement before anyone pays. Self-serve buying is not open. See how pilot pricing is scoped.
Who is behind SightSmash?: SightSmash is a Field & Forge Sports product, built by Jeff Thomas, head football coach at the University of Puget Sound. He is building the tool he wanted in that chair. Read the company story.
How are family, athlete, and organization records protected?: Access follows the person's approved role, relationship, and purpose. Family control, corrections, support, privacy, security reporting, and human review of AI remain visible in the trust practices.

Six apps. One smash.

Families should not chase updates. Coaches should not become team IT. Operators should not reconcile the same season by hand.

SightSmash carries each update from one part of the season to the next.

A view for each job

Start with your part of the season.

The same season record. A different view for the job in front of you.

For familiesOne family season, one login.Every child, every sport, one login.See the family path

For coachesRun your program from the film room.For clubs and leaguesRun the club like the business it is.

Start with the job

Choose what needs to move forward.

Four connected jobs are easier to understand than a wall of product names.

Run the seasonRoster, schedule, actions, communication, and attendance.Run the gameScoring, corrections, live context, and the accepted result.Develop the athleteReviewed feedback, goals, approved media, and season history.Run the organizationTeams, facilities, exceptions, support, and closeout.

See every product

Product proof

See the product UI, tied to the work.

This is the product UI, not customer results. Access is invitation-only.

Family Hub product UI showing a connected family week — Run the season

Volleyball Tracker product UI showing rally-by-rally scoring — Run the game

Film Room product UI showing tagged game film — Review the film

Trust and controls

Trust should be easy to inspect.

The short version is here. The linked sources carry the full detail.

Family and athlete control
Household, athlete, and media access follows the approved relationship and purpose.
Clear roles and corrections
A login does not grant every permission. Important changes keep an accountable correction path.
Support with a real route
Questions, access problems, and recovery have a public support path.
Security reporting
The reporting policy explains the safe scope and how to send the minimum needed detail.
AI labels and human review
AI-assisted work stays labeled, reviewable, and subject to the same privacy and safety boundaries.
Honest launch status
A page can describe planned work without implying that access is open.

Launch status

See exactly where things stand.

SightSmash is live, starting with volleyball. Access is invitation-only. Join the waitlist to request an invitation.

Current posture: Live
Product access: Invitation only
First deep sport: Volleyball
How to request Access: Join the waitlist

Where does your season break down?

Join the waitlist and tell us where your family, team, club, or league loses the most time.

Currently available in the United States only. The public website remains available everywhere for information.