For NCAA student-athletes · D1 · D2 · D3
Build your case before the clock starts.
Pre Portal is where a college athlete builds a professional profile on their own terms — whether you've decided, you're just curious, or you want a neutral opinion first. Not an application. Not an exit. Months to make a life decision instead of the handful of days the window actually allows.
Three ways in
Start where you actually are.
Be ready on day one
You know you're entering. The window isn't open yet. Build the full profile now — film, numbers, academics, what you want — so it's finished the day you enter instead of thrown together that week.
- Your complete profile, built and saved
- Anonymous card live today, if you want it
- Named profile for verified programs: coming after compliance review
Look around without being seen
Not sure you want to leave? Publish an anonymous card. Programs see ranges, never your name, school, jersey or film. You see which schools looked. Go private any time.
- Anonymous by default, ranges not exact numbers
- Hide any field you'd rather not show
- See which schools viewed you, and when
Get a neutral read
Talk it through with an advisor who has no roster to fill and no fee riding on your decision — including when staying is the better play.
- Anonymous intro call, no profile needed
- Fit report: which programs' rosters need a player like you, built from public data
- No placement fees, ever
Transfer, contact and tampering rules vary by division, conference and school. Confirm anything that matters with your own compliance office before you publish anywhere.
The problem
The window is short. The decision isn't.
When a transfer window opens, an athlete is expected to pick a school, a degree path, a coaching staff, a city and a financial package — often inside a couple of weeks, often while still practicing and competing. Meanwhile, the roster spots at the other end were being planned months earlier.
Athletes decide in a panic
The clock starts the day you enter. Every school you'd actually want has already modeled its roster. You end up choosing from what's left instead of what's right.
Coaches are guessing
Staffs build contingency boards on rumor and second-hand chatter, because nobody can legally ask an athlete what they're thinking before they're in the portal.
Rumor fills the gap
When an athlete has nowhere to lay out their own situation, it moves through back channels instead — with no record and no rules.
How it works
An athlete-owned profile.
Build your card
Sport, position, measurables, testing, season stats, major, eligibility clock, and what you actually want from a program.
Choose who sees it
Private while you build. Anonymous when you're ready: verified coaching staff see ranges, never your name, school or jersey. Hide anything you'd rather not show.
Coaches view. You decide.
Verified staff can view and watch-list your card, and you see which schools did. There is no way for them to contact you here.
Rules of engagement
One hard wall, drawn at portal entry.
Read-only for programs
✓Verified coaching staff can view your anonymous card: ranges, not exact numbers.
✓Coaches can add you to a private watch list.
✓You can see which programs viewed you, and when.
✕No messages, calls, DMs or contact requests — the feature does not exist.
✕No offers, no compensation talk, no third-party intermediaries.
✕No coach can see your name, school, film or contact details at this stage.
Normal recruiting rules apply
What's allowed is set by the NCAA, your conference and the schools — not by us.
Your profile is already built, so day one isn't spent scrambling for film links.
You can export the full view log for your compliance office.