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Athlete control
The athlete owns the profile, the school list, and every outreach decision. Nothing sends without the athlete's approval.
About OneCommit
OneCommit
A recruiting workflow built around the athlete.
We are building OneCommit for high school track and field athletes who need a clearer way to organize their profile, evaluate D3-focused school matches, and manage recruiting outreach from their own account.
Why it exists
Recruiting creates enough uncertainty already.
Athletes often have their marks, academics, school research, and coach conversations spread across disconnected tools. OneCommit is intended to make that work easier to inspect and act on without taking control away from the athlete.
The product is decision support. It can help organize evidence and next steps, but it cannot know a coach's final evaluation or guarantee an outcome.
How we build
The principles we use
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Evidence before certainty
OneScore and school context are decision support, not promises. Missing or limited evidence should stay visible instead of becoming false precision.
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Clear product boundaries
Beta availability, supported inbox providers, and unfinished capabilities should be stated plainly so families can make informed choices.
Current status
What beta means today
These boundaries are part of the product, not fine print.
- Beta access is capacity-dependent and requires a supported app-access path.
- Matching is D3-focused. OneCommit does not promise admission, a roster spot, a coach reply, or any recruiting outcome.
- Outlook/Microsoft 365 is currently the only inbox option offered in the beta app. Gmail is not currently available.
- Public app download links are not configured yet. Request access or email support to ask about current beta availability.
Accountability
Ask us directly.
Questions about access, product boundaries, privacy, or account data should have a clear path to a real answer. Email the team or review the policies that govern the service.