Never miss a session again.

One calendar across every child.

The Family Calendar puts every linked child on the same screen, with each child colour-coded distinctly. One glance tells you whose session is on what day, which child has a tournament next Saturday, and which Tuesday night is closed for half-term.

RSVP in one tap.

The condensed upcoming strip on the family dashboard shows the next few sessions across every child. Each has inline RSVP buttons right there — attending, not attending, optional reason. You don't need to drill into a session, you don't need to open a child's profile. One tap, done.

Family Group Sessions, modelled properly.

When two of your kids are in the same group session, Summit surfaces it as a single Family Group Sessions tile. You RSVP for both children at once. No duplication, no double-tap.

Consent stays with you.

You decide what each child can do, per child:

• Can this child message the head coach directly?
• Can this child message any of their coaches?
• Can this child message other under-16 players?
• Can this child use any forum-style surfaces if they ship?

Each toggle is editable at any time, and respected by the rest of the platform. For under-16 players, direct coach messaging is firewalled to the parent thread by default — a structural data-model decision, not a setting that can be silently turned off.

Tournament entries, closed dates, goal deadlines.

Tournament entries on a child's annual plan, club closed dates, and approaching goal deadlines all surface on the parent dashboard. Coming in v1.6: email notifications and parent push notifications for the moments that matter, so you don't even need to log in to know what's coming next.