Want Jessica to improve?
Start with a conversation.

CoachFives helps youth coaches see every player’s progress, and have the conversations that make the difference.

Understand. Capture. Deliver.

Three simple steps. No training required. No tech to learn.

Step 1 — Understand player development

The Skill Ladder gives you a clear, visual map of where each player stands — across five core skills. You see the whole team at a glance. You know exactly who needs a conversation.

Step 2 — Capture what matters

After practice or a match, record a quick observation for any player. A Single Five (keep working at this level) or a Double Five (ready to move up). Takes 90 seconds. Fits into your existing routine.

Step 3 — Deliver feedback that sticks

CoachFives turns your observations into conversation starters — a Well Done and a What’s Next for each player.

Youth sport isn’t about data.

It never was.

It’s about a 10-year-old who comes back next season because someone made them feel like they belonged. It’s about the kid who almost quit — until a coach sat down and said: here’s what I’ve noticed. Here’s what you’re ready for next.

CoachFives wasn’t built to replace coaches with heatmaps, ranking tables, or high-tech match analysis. We built it because the most powerful coaching tool isn’t a dashboard — it’s a conversation.

Kids are not pros. They don’t need pro tools.

They need a coach who sees them.

Read our coaching philosophy

The feedback app for youth soccer coaches

More than stats

Personalised feedback changes everything

Players feel seen

Every player on your team gets individual feedback — not just the stars. The quiet kid who needs encouragement. The eager player ready to move up. Everyone.

Parents understand

Player reports show parents exactly what their child is working on — in plain language. No more vague post-game conversations.

Coaches feel confident

You’ll finish each season knowing you gave every player what they deserved — a coach who noticed, remembered, and made time for them.

Teams get stronger

When every player is growing, the team grows with them. That’s what a winning season looks like.

Coach — how are you feeling about the season?

“Great. 115 player observations and feedback conversations. I feel like I really connected with my team. Plenty of development recorded. A successful parents’ night. Oh, and we finished in the top five for the first time.”

That’s what a good season sounds like. Not just the result — the relationships, the progress, the feeling that you actually made a difference for every kid on your roster. CoachFives is what makes that conversation possible.

It's not magic. You still have to watch and think and actually coach. But it stops all that thinking from disappearing after the session ends.
Andre Fontaine
I coach 22 kids across two age groups. Before this I was relying on memory and a notes app. Having one place where I can see each player's history makes it a lot harder to accidentally ignore the quiet ones.
Callum Reid
The Well Done / What's Next structure sounds simple but it completely changed how my players receive feedback. They stopped being defensive about corrections because they already heard something good first.
Marco Delgado
I used to dread the end-of-season parent conversations because I had nothing concrete to show. Now I can pull up twelve weeks of observations and actually talk through where their kid has improved. It changes the whole dynamic.
Sarah Okonkwo