For parents
Your athlete does the work. Here is exactly what that work is.
OneCommit is a recruiting workflow your track and field athlete runs themselves. This page is the plain version of what it does each day, what it deliberately does not do, and what it costs.
Athletes ages 13–17 need permission from a parent or guardian before creating an account.
What your athlete opens each morning.
What a day looks like
Fifteen minutes, not a second job.
The point is that the work is small enough to actually happen, and that it belongs to your athlete.
A short list, dated
The app opens on today's date with a few things to do — review new matches, prepare a note to a program, log a race result. Each one carries a time estimate.
The app drafts. Your athlete decides.
OneCommit drafts outreach from what your athlete told it about themselves and about that specific program. They read it, change it, and decide whether it goes.
It sends from their own inbox
Messages leave from your athlete's own connected mailbox, so a coach replying writes back to them directly. The conversation is theirs, not ours.
Replies stay in one place
Saved schools, messages sent, and replies received are counted in one queue, so nobody has to reconstruct where things stand from memory.
What it does not do
The boundaries, in plain words.
What it costs
Free during the beta.
There is no paid plan, no checkout, and no published price today. Access is invite-only and depends on capacity. If a paid plan is introduced later, the terms and the price will be shown before anything can be billed.
Outreach sends from your athlete’s own connected mailbox, and Outlook/Microsoft 365 is currently the only inbox option offered in the beta app. Gmail is not currently available.
- No credit card to request access
- No auto-renewing subscription today
- No recruiting outcome is promised
Athletes ages 13–17 need permission from a parent or guardian before creating an account.
Questions are welcome directly: contact support, or read the privacy policy and terms.