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How it works

From a coach's voice to a parent's inbox

A closer look at the journey every piece of feedback takes, and the checks that keep it accurate, kind and safe.

The journey

Six steps, fully under your control

  1. Capture

    Choose a player, or record once for the whole squad. Simple prompts keep the coach focused: attitude, a technical highlight, effort, and one thing to work on. Speak, or type if you prefer.

  2. Transcribe

    We turn the audio into text and seed it with the squad's player names and common football terms, so names and terminology come through correctly.

  3. Draft

    Pitch Perfect writes a warm, plain-English report for each player, grounded only in what the coach actually said. No invented scores, no filler, no jargon.

  4. Safeguard and protect

    Every note is checked for welfare concerns and sensitive personal detail. Anything concerning is routed to your Designated Safeguarding Officer and kept out of the parent report.

  5. Review and approve

    The coach reads the draft beside the original note, edits anything that needs it, and approves. Nothing can be sent until a coach has signed it off.

  6. Deliver

    Parents receive a secure link by email or SMS, in their preferred language. They open it and read; there is no account to create.

What makes it different

Built for real coaches and real families

Plenty of tools can generate text. Pitch Perfect is designed around the things that actually matter at grassroots.

  • Voice-first capture

    Coaches speak the way they already do. The fastest way to capture honest, specific feedback is to let people talk.

  • Coach approval before anything sends

    The coach is always the author and the editor. The AI drafts; the human decides. Nothing is automatic.

  • Progress over time

    Because feedback is structured the same way each session, families see a genuine arc of development, not one-off notes.

  • Multilingual reports

    Reach every family in the language they read most comfortably, with the original version always kept too.

  • Safeguarding-aware by design

    Welfare concerns and special-category detail are detected, routed to your DSO, and excluded from parent output.

A word on safeguarding

A coach's honest voice note might, now and then, contain something that points to a welfare concern, or a sensitive detail about a child's health, faith or home life.

Pitch Perfect is built to catch that. Potential concerns are flagged to your Designated Safeguarding Officer and never find their way into a parent report. Sensitive personal detail is stripped from what a parent sees unless it is plainly a routine note your club has chosen to share. We would always rather flag something for a human to check than let it slip through.

Getting started

Up and running in a week, not a term

  1. We set up your club

    We create your club space, add your branding, and configure your prompts and safeguarding contact with you.

  2. Add teams and players

    Import or add your squads and link each player to the right guardians. You stay in control of who sees what.

  3. Invite your coaches

    Coaches get a simple sign-in and a quick walkthrough. If they can send a voice note, they can use Pitch Perfect.

  4. Start recording

    From the next session, feedback starts flowing to families, with you approving every report.

See it on your own teams

A short demo is the quickest way to understand the flow. We will tailor it to how your club already works.