The Athlete Record
Their statistics live in
someone else’s account.
That is how team software works, and for a single season it is fine. Across four clubs, three sports and eight years it means a career recorded in pieces, none of which the athlete holds. Drabble™ gives them the piece that is theirs.
What happens today
A record in pieces.
Nothing here is anyone behaving badly. It is the ordinary result of every club keeping its own book.
The school team records three seasons
Every match, every stat line, in that school’s account. The athlete can see it while they are on the roster.
A club team is added
A second organization, a second account, a second card for the same person. The two do not add up to one history.
They change clubs
The new coach creates a new card and starts at zero. The earlier seasons stay where they were recorded.
Somebody asks what they have done
A coach, a selector, a college. The answer is spread across three accounts nobody has all of, and the athlete cannot produce it themselves.
A season is easy to keep. A career is what gets lost, and it is lost quietly, one change of club at a time.
How it fits together
One record, gathered from all of them.
Statistics remain with the club that recorded them. The athlete’s record reads across every linked club, producing a career view no single club holds.
Why it holds
What makes it a record.
A club can’t delete it
Once an athlete has claimed their record, the games behind it cannot be deleted by the club that recorded them. The restriction is enforced in the application itself.
The claim is the consent
Records are gathered only after the athlete or their guardian claims the card, and a claim requires confirmation from both parties. Access to a public page never confers ownership.
It survives the move
A new card can be joined to the record on the day it is created, across clubs, coaches, sports and seasons. History carries forward rather than restarting.
One page, one address
A public @handle page the athlete controls, showing what they choose to publish, at one shareable address.
Getting one
How an athlete record is created.
Claim the athlete
Redeem the claim code issued by the club, or request the card by handle. Both parties confirm.
Join the clubs
Each club they play for links into the same record, including cards created later by a new coach.
Keep the career
Totals, personal bests and a full game log across every sport and season, on one public page.
Public game pages open without an account. An athlete seat gathers those games into one record at $14.99 a year, and each additional athlete in a household costs less: four of them is $30.96 for the year. See pricing.