WinWon Coach vs CoachAxis

The WinWon app allows coaches to manage their program’s operations, from mass texting and eligibility tracking, to up-to-date calendar management. Spend less time on admin and more time with the team. Use this app to: Track your team’s eligibility and participation - Bulk send personalized text messages from YOUR phone number - Use your team’s custom QR code to prompt recruit questionnaire submissions - Manage your schedule with real-time updates on the go WinWon is changing athletic operations across the nation with automation and advanced technology. Enhance your athlete management and revolutionize operations for your athletic department with: - Smart eligibility tracking - Automated academic reviews - Centralized scheduling - Streamlined communication From recruiting, to graduation & beyond. To learn how WinWon could support your team’s goals reach out to support@winwontech.com or visit winwontech.com

CoachAxis is the coaching operating system built for serious coaches who want to spend less time on admin and more time developing players. TRACK PLAYER DEVELOPMENT Build a roster, add evaluation criteria for your sport, and score players on the metrics that matter to you. Every evaluation creates a record that shows player progress over time. AI-POWERED EVALUATION SUMMARIES After each session, CoachAxis uses AI to generate professional written summaries you can send directly to players and parents. No more staring at a blank page trying to write feedback. PARENT COMMUNICATION Share progress reports with parents through the app. Keep families informed without the back-and-forth texts and emails. MULTI-SPORT, MULTI-PROGRAM Works for soccer, basketball, baseball, hockey, lacrosse, and any sport. Run multiple programs from one account. SCHEDULE MANAGEMENT Organize practices, games, and events. Send RSVPs to players and track attendance. WORKS ON ANY DEVICE CoachAxis runs on your phone and in your browser. Your roster and evaluations are always in sync. Built by a former professional soccer player who wanted a better way to develop players and run programs.