Press & brand
For a writer, a school or club newsletter, a homeschool co-op or a partner who wants to describe Spatrian: a paragraph you may quote, the logo and app icon, real screens from the app, and the documents it produces. Everything here may be used to write about Spatrian.
About Spatrian, in a paragraph
Spatrian is one soccer platform for players aged 13 to 18 and the people who develop them, in four parts that each work on their own and connect by choice: the player, their coach, their personal trainer and, for a homeschool family, the PE record. An Audio Coach runs each session out loud, hears the ball on four drills and counts the touches, and comes back weeks later to check whether a skill held. Around it are a puzzle to play every day, a match every week drawn from the player’s own record, and Coach Spatrian, an AI coach that has read that record before it answers. The phone keeps the times of the touches and never a recording.
A school or club coach follows the players whose parents connect them, proposes the week’s work at home and sees the team as counts. A personal trainer keeps their clients and sessions in one account, sets homework the phone counts and sends each family a private report after every session. A homeschool family also gets a 36-week PE curriculum and the record its state asks it to keep: dated hours, the portfolio and a transcript whose fingerprint anyone can check at spatrian.com/verify. The family files that record; the state, district or evaluator decides whether it is enough. Spatrian is built by a homeschool family and is in a free beta with a small first group of players, coaches, trainers and families.
Please do not describe Spatrian as making a family “compliant” or as satisfying a state’s requirement; it keeps the record, and someone else decides. No child is ranked against another family’s child unless a parent turns the weekly board on, and then under a made-up name; every other number is a player against their own past. We make no claims about how many families use it.
The press kit
Everything on this page in one download, for a writer, a newsletter editor or a partner putting Spatrian in front of their own readers.
- The fact sheet: Spatrian on one page
- The wordmark, mark and app icon, light and reversed
- Four real screens from the app
- A one-page sheet for each audience
- The three descriptions below, as text
Describing Spatrian, at three lengths
Use whichever fits. Each may be quoted as it is, or shortened.
Spatrian is one soccer platform for players aged 13 to 18 and the people who develop them: the player, their coach, their personal trainer and, for a homeschool family, the PE record.
Spatrian is one soccer platform for players aged 13 to 18 and the people who develop them: the player, their coach, their personal trainer and, for a homeschool family, the PE record. Each part works on its own, and a family connects them by code if it wants to. An Audio Coach runs each session out loud and, on four drills, hears the ball and counts the touches; the phone keeps the time of each touch and never a recording. Spatrian is in a free beta.
The two paragraphs at the top of this page, and in the kit as text.
Logo and app icon
The mark is four strokes: a post and three lines, the last one kicking up like a ball leaving the boot. Use it as it is, with space around it; please do not recolour, stretch or add to it.
The brand guidelines: clear space, the full palette, the typeface, photography and the words we use.
The films
Every one is made in a browser from the real app on a demo family’s record and the site’s own photographs; nothing is filmed, and no child is in any of them. The MP4s may be embedded or attached as they are. Captions are WebVTT files beside each.
- The thirty-second film Narrated. What Spatrian is, for a parent. 1920×1080, 6.3 MB; captions. Shown on the homepage.
- The players’ film Narrated, with music. The thirty seconds for a player aged 13 to 18 at school or in a club: the Player Card, a personal best, the tryout countdown, Freeze Frame and the verified profile. 1920×1080, 5.8 MB; captions. Shown on the players page.
- The film Narrated, with music. One minute on the front door: the four parts in their order (the player, coaches, personal trainers, homeschool), the Audio Coach as the optional tool that hears the ball, the daily puzzle and the house rules, over the site’s photographs, real screens and two generated shots of a ball at a wall and an empty floodlit field. 1920×1080; captions. Shown on the front door.
- The coaches’ film Narrated, with music. The thirty seconds for a school or club coach, every screen a coach’s real page: match day on the coach’s Home, a training plan from the drill library, the substitutions board, home training counted on My Players, and the season’s record. 1920×1080, 5.5 MB; captions. Shown on the coaches page.
- The trainers’ film Narrated, with music. A minute for a personal trainer who coaches one to one: the day, the clients, the session planner, a scored session, the family’s private report, homework the phone counts and the trainer’s own page. 1:00, 1920×1080, 9.4 MB; captions. Shown on the trainers page.
- The ninety-second film For a co-op leader, and the parent beside them: the listening drills, the Skill Tree, the Player Card, the Stadium Tour, Freeze Frame, the records, and a Park Day run from one phone, with the station board and the receipt each family gets. 1:30, no sound yet, 1920×1080, 15.1 MB; captions. Shown on the co-op leaders page.
- How the record is kept For an evaluator, an umbrella school or a co-op leader: a logged session, a drill the phone counted, the hours against the state’s line, the portfolio and transcript, and the check on /verify. 1:10, no sound, 1920×1080, 4.2 MB; captions. Shown on the evaluators page.
- Your first week Narrated. For a family who has just been given a beta place: the welcome link, a password, the child and the state on Home, lesson one with the coach, and what Home shows after. 1:12, 1920×1080, 5.9 MB; captions. Shown on the beta page.
- Four ten-second feature clips A headline beside the phone and an end card, for a newsletter or a post, no sound: Stadium Tour, Weekly Player Card, Freeze Frame and Records. 1920×1080, 0.7 to 2.3 MB each.
Real screens from the app
Captured from the drill player on a phone, with a synthetic signal standing in for the ball, so the counts on them are not anybody’s child. There is a thirty-seven-second screen recording of the same drill (MP4, 0.4 MB, no sound), shown on the Audio Coach page.
The documents it produces
Rendered by the product’s own code for a fictional student, and marked SAMPLE on every page.
- The year-end portfolio The activity log in date order, how the hours break down, and the parent’s certification.
- The compliance transcript Its fingerprint can be checked on /verify.
- A monthly log sheet One page a month, for a family that keeps a paper file too.
One page for each reader
A letter-size sheet for each of the people Spatrian is for, in the words of their own page, with a code that opens it. Print them for a tryout, a club meeting, a co-op’s first week or an evaluator’s desk. None carries a price.
For players and parents
For coaches
For personal trainers
For co-op leaders
For evaluators
Who builds it
One homeschool family, four jobs: a software engineer who builds the whole stack, a New York State certified teacher who sets the lessons and the records a reviewer reads, a volunteer coach who runs every drill with real players first, and a multi-team athlete who tests it against a real season. More on the about page.
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