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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