What's New... The schedule page, rebuilt around how it is actually used. It opens on your list now instead of a month grid, because the question you arrive with is usually "what is next" rather than "what is on the 14th". The calendar is still one tap away. Adding a date no longer demands a start time. Most of what goes on this page is a date you were told long before a time existed, so the date is all that is required now. Camp search moved out of the filter panel and sits above it, so finding one school's camp is one action instead of three. Campus visits are their own kind of date, and like personal dates they never appear on your resume or in a coach email. The filter itself is reorganized: your own commitments first, then the schools you are chasing, with a long list kept in a scrolling box instead of pushing everything else off the screen. A closing section lists everything currently on your calendar in one place. Two new Playbook chapters Chapter 5, Choosing the Right Team, is the one that was missing: the team you play for is the vehicle that carries everything else. Chapter 9 covers camps and showcases - which are worth the money, what to do while you are there, and how it differs in baseball and softball. The whole Playbook is reordered to follow the path Chapter 1 draws, so reading it start to finish matches the order you actually do things in. Junior-high and high-school guidance now sit inside the chapters and the timeline rather than apart from them. Your emails finish sending A campaign that was interrupted - by closing the app, by a dropped connection, by anything - used to stop where it was and stay stopped, without telling you. Now it resumes and finishes on its own, and nothing is sent twice. Emails also mention your GPA in the subject line when it is one of your strengths, because that is the line a coach reads first. For club and travel organizations Coaches can text their team a signup link straight from the app, so a group text is all it takes to get a roster on board, and team names can be corrected without deleting and rebuilding the team. Larger clubs can give a regional director the teams they actually run - they can add, rename and remove teams in their own region without waiting on whoever owns the whole club. Smaller fixes

Your recruiting schedule, on the calendar you already use Add a camp or a showcase to your own calendar and the event turns green with an Attending badge, so a glance tells you what is booked and what is not. Or subscribe to the whole schedule once and it keeps itself current — every camp and every tournament, on your phone's calendar. The subscription link can be shared, so grandparents can follow the season without needing an account. Message CommitU without leaving the app Ask a question, tell us something is not working, or ask what a coach's reply actually meant. It reaches us right away, and you get an answer back in the app. A field of study that means something Filtering by major now uses the degree programs each college actually reports — sixteen broad fields, from Engineering and Nursing to Business and Communications. A school shows up on your list because it genuinely teaches what your player wants to study. Coach phone numbers on the school card The coach's phone number now sits beside their name in My List, for the point in the process where a call is the right move. Softball, in softball's language Pitching and speed metrics read the way softball families and softball coaches use them — on the profile, on the résumé, and on the Spotlight page a coach opens from an email. Coach contact dates follow the softball calendar too. Also in this update - More camps found at more schools, with clearer dates - A plain explanation of the NCAA Eligibility Center, right where the ID is asked for - The setup video is now linked from the app tour - A note on the dream-school box explaining that what you write there feeds your AI draft - A cell number on a profile now reaches the résumé - A cleaner résumé header on smaller screens - Recruiting Playbook, Timeline and FAQ refreshed for the current scholarship rules - More reachable coach contacts across the school database

Your school list now sorts itself. Campus visits sit at the top, then the programs actually talking to you, then everyone else — alphabetically inside each group. No more scrolling to work out where things stand. Auto-replies no longer count as real interest. When a program sends the automatic "we can't talk to recruits yet" reply, it's labelled as one instead of moving that school into In Conversation. Your reply count and your follow-up reminders now reflect real coaches only. Athletes outside the US. You can now enter your home country instead of being forced to pick a US state, so coaches see where you're actually from. Two athletes, two sports. Adding a second athlete to a family account now asks which sport they play, so a baseball brother and a softball sister each get the right coach database. More reachable coaches. We rebuilt how the coach database checks itself and recovered hundreds of verified coach email addresses.

What's New in This Update Camps, on the calendar you already use We spent the last stretch reading camp pages at college programs across the country, and the results are now on your Recruiting Schedule. Nearly 500 camps at 259 of the schools players here are targeting — dates, cost, age groups and a link straight to the school's own page. Dates a school printed and dates we had to assume never look the same. Anything we inferred carries a ~ and a standing reminder to confirm with the school before you book a weekend. Stepping Stone: a fourth tier in Build My List Reach, Target and Safety all describe where you could go now. Stepping Stone describes how you get somewhere later. It is junior colleges only, and where a program has a documented record of sending players on, the card says which conferences. Two years at a junior college has become one of the main routes into the programs at the top of your list. You play every day instead of redshirting, it costs a fraction, and four-year coaches recruit hardest from players with college numbers. Scholarships, explained honestly A new Playbook chapter on what each division can actually offer — and it is not what most families expect. Baseball splits 11.7 scholarships across a 35-man roster; softball splits 12. A partial offer is the normal outcome, not a lesser one. It covers D2, D3, NAIA and NJCAA, the 2025 roster-limit changes, and the four questions worth asking before accepting anything. For softball Home to 1B replaces the 60-yard dash everywhere on the softball side. That is the number fastpitch coaches actually ask for, and it is now what your projection is built on. Pitchers get a proper arsenal: velocity and spin for the fastball, drop, screwball, rise ball, curveball and changeup. No slider, because that is not a fastpitch pitch. Your downloadable resume also stopped calling itself a baseball document, and college softball coaches can now filter recruits by home to 1B. Smaller things • Build My List now sits next to your projection, where the question actually comes up. • Actions and News carries recruiting tips and rule changes — including what five years of eligibility means for your class — with a Read more that takes you to the detail.

Softball is here. CommitU is now built for fastpitch as well as baseball — softball metrics, softball recruiting dates, and coach contacts at college programs across every division. A schedule that works like recruiting does Recruiting Schedule is now its own tab. Your camps, tournaments, showcases and campus visits sit on one calendar, so you can see what clashes before you commit a weekend. • Upload your schedule from a photo. Point your camera at the printout your club handed you, or a screenshot from the team chat, and CommitU reads it into real dates. You approve every one before it's added — nothing goes on your calendar that you haven't checked. • Your upcoming dates now appear on your resume. When a coach asks where they can see you play, the answer is already in the link you sent them. • Attach specific dates to an email. Pick which tournaments to mention and the draft invites the coach to watch you there. Camps you can actually plan around We've found published camp pages for over a thousand college programs, with dates and costs, and one tap adds any of them to your phone's calendar. A home screen that answers one question Your Recruiting Dashboard opens on the numbers that matter — schools targeted, emails sent, opened, replies and resume views — followed by what needs your attention today, your resume as a coach sees it, and the recruiting calendar. Also in this release • Search your activity feed by school or coach • A new app icon • Faster, clearer school cards throughout

What's New in This Update Softball is here. Fastpitch families can create an account and get straight to work. Your Spotlight tracks the metrics softball actually recruits on — home-to-first, exit velocity, bat speed, pitching velocity — scored against softball benchmarks, and your school list draws on coach contacts at more than 1,400 college softball programs. The recruiting rules follow your sport. Softball's Division I contact date is September 1 of junior year, and the Playbook, the Recruiting Timeline, and the FAQ all answer for the sport you play — the right dates, the right showcase circuit, and the way softball families actually talk about select and travel ball. Also in this release: • Highlight-video camera guidance for softball positions • The emails you send to coaches carry a cleaner signature and read properly on every device • Baseball is unchanged — same app, same Spotlight, now for both sports Thanks for using CommitU. Keep the emails going.

What's New in This Update Your player's page is now built to be printed. Tap Print as PDF on any Spotlight page and you'll get a clean, one-page recruiting resume — metrics, teams, stats, and academics laid out to be read on paper and handed to a coach at a showcase or camp. Also in this release: • A new Playbook chapter on preparing for a coach call, with room to take notes during it • The Spotlight page a coach opens now leads with your metrics and your film • Smoother stat entry when you add a new team • Clearer guidance on highlight-video size before you upload Thanks for using CommitU. Keep the emails going. Both follow the house style in that file: benefit first, no defect narratives. "Smoother stat entry when you add a new team" is the stats-save bug — a parent never learns saving was broken. Nothing admin-side (rep materials, discounts, follow tracker, the socials finder) appears, since none of it is visible to a family. Two notes on the text as written: - I used plain "resume" rather than "résumé" — App Store Connect handles the accent fine, but it's a common source of encoding mismatch across the various places this copy gets pasted. Add the accents if you prefer them. - The date in the file says "submitted 2026-07-31"; if you submit today I'll correct it to 08-01 in the same PR.

What's New in This Update: - Updates to the activity feed. Clear wording. Clearer 3 dot menu on schools.

What's New in This Version (release notes, tied to the specific build): • See coaches' X and Instagram profiles right from your school list (Annual & Career) • Know when new coach info has been added since you last emailed a school • Spot recently added coaches with a "New" tag when choosing who to email • Performance and reliability improvements behind the scenes

More ways to show coaches what you've got. Additional highlight videos — Prospect and Career members can now upload up to 10 extra videos beyond your main highlight, with guided tips for exactly which angles and shots coaches want to see for your position Various performance improvements and bug fixes

We heard you — recruiting shouldn't be all-or-nothing. New: Starter plan ($9.99/mo) — 50 coach emails a month, unlimited dream schools, and full access to your recruiting pipeline More free emails — new users now get 10 free coach emails and 10 free AI replies to get started (up from 5) Share your résumé anywhere — quickly add your CommitU résumé link to your social profiles or share it directly with coaches

Version 1.1 We've made it easier than ever to get started with CommitU! New guided setup — a step-by-step walkthrough helps you build your profile, pick your first target school, and send your first coach email in minutes Clearer profile guidance — see exactly which fields you still need to complete, right where you need them Quicker access to plans — find pricing and upgrade options from anywhere in the app with one tap See what you've already sent — review your past emails to a school before writing a follow-up Various performance improvements and bug fixes