One system to find, score and develop players in every district, run clubs and academies, and analyse matches. Built around a national federation's technical master plan. Offline-first for grounds with no signal, and bilingual from day one.
A gifted 15-year-old in a remote district should be seen as clearly as one at a big city academy. Today that depends on luck, paper and a coach's memory.
Scouts reach the big towns. Players in far districts are never assessed, so they are never selected.
Every coach scores players differently. A "7" in one region means something else in the next.
Registrations, match reports and player histories sit in notebooks that cannot be searched, shared or audited.
Each pillar matches a part of a federation's technical master plan. Start with one, add the rest as you grow.
Not slides. Tools a scout can open on a phone this afternoon.
Small, fast and measurable. One or two regions first, then a decision based on real results.
The pilot plan is shaped with each federation. Regions, number of scouts and timing are agreed together.
Player data is personal data. Every person sees only what their role needs, and the database enforces it, not the menu.
Every table is locked. Access needs membership, role, module and relationship to the record.
Every view and every blocked attempt is recorded. Nobody can edit or delete the log.
91 automated checks prove who can and cannot see each record, before every release.
The recruiter marketplace shows players aged 18 and over only, and every contact needs the player's own yes.
"In 2003 the most talked-about teenage player in America came to Blaine, Minnesota. He was 14. The crowd went wild, and I hid in the bushes until 11 at night with my Polaroid to get this photo. He looked at me and said, 'Even you too?'
That night taught me how much pressure the adults put on one child. Our platform protects players until they are adults."
No recruiter ever sees a player under 18. No exceptions.
U.S. Fulbright Specialist, professor of cybersecurity and AI, and a USSF-licensed soccer coach who played college soccer. Former Silicon Valley engineer and Dean of ICT and Business Schools in Yaoundé.
He teaches cybersecurity, AI, cloud technologies and project management at the University of Arizona Global Campus and the University of Maryland Global Campus. Projects Without Borders is a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit, registered in California, #6462978.
A live demo for your technical director, a pilot plan for your regions, and a workshop for your scouts and coaches.