From sign-up to a published training week
Five steps take an academy from an empty account to a branded app, a live schedule, and its first tracked session.
Set up the academy
Create the academy, add its branches and venues, then set the brand — name, logo, tagline, welcome text and the icon color the installed app will use.
Import trainees and parents
Upload a spreadsheet with the bulk-import template, review the matches FC Academy finds, and fix anything flagged before confirming.
Build the groups and the schedule
Organize trainees into age groups, set up recurring training series, and use planning mode to draft the week before publishing it.
Turn on PDI and video tracking
Configure the five metric blocks across your age stages, set testing frequency, and connect your first match or training video for tracking.
Publish the app and the public site
Switch on the installable PWA for coaches and parents, then build and publish the academy's public page — advantages, pricing, testimonials and FAQ.
Before you ask on the call
Do I need special cameras for video tracking?+
Tracking runs through FC Academy's video-analysis service on footage you already record. Camera placement and setup are covered together, on the demo.
Can one account manage several branches?+
Yes. Branches, venues and equipment all live under one owner account, with access levels for coaches and admins at each location.
Do parents need to install anything from an app store?+
No. FC Academy installs straight from the browser as a branded PWA — coaches and parents add it to their home screen like a native app.
Is the public website part of the same platform?+
Yes. The landing-page builder lives inside FC Academy — build and publish the academy's public page without a separate tool or developer.
How long does setup actually take?+
Most of the five steps above fit into a single onboarding session — we walk through them together on your demo, using your own data.
Ready to put your academy's best foot forward?
We'll walk you through the platform on a live demo — with your data, your brand, and your questions.