Features
Rising XI gives a family one calm place to plan, capture, and understand a child's football season. Every feature is designed for the moments before, during, and after a match.
Keep the player's first name, age category, club, and main position together in one clear football card. It is the shared starting point before anyone adds an event or records a match.
You always know whose season you are following, and the details stay consistent for both parents.
Rising XI player profile showing Noah's club, age category, and main position.
Add upcoming matches, one-off training sessions, or a recurring club training schedule. The agenda keeps every event in date order and makes the next plans easy to scan.
No more separate messages and calendars when the week gets busy.
Rising XI agenda showing an upcoming match and club training session.
Build the session from exercises: the app's catalogue, written for a child training alone or with one parent using equipment a family already owns, or the ones you write yourself. On the pitch, follow the plan offline, timer included, ticking exercises off as the session goes.
The parent who is not a coach knows what to suggest, and one prepared session can carry over to the rest of a club schedule.
Not written by qualified coaches and not professional advice.
Rising XI training session screen: three exercises in order, the planned total duration, and where each exercise came from.
From the touchline, record the score, playing time, goals, assists, and the position played as the match unfolds: goalkeeper saves, clean sheets, goals conceded and distribution, and a defender's interventions, appear when they count. For a fixture already played, record the result afterwards — final score, starter or not, goals and assists — with no clock, playing time, positions, or position-specific statistics.
The details that matter are saved in the moment, and a match you missed does not leave a hole in the season.
Rising XI live match screen showing the score, clock, player statistics, and match actions.
Finished matches feed the season totals — matches played, playing time, goals, assists — with simple match-by-match charts. When the player has held the position, goalkeeper totals and charts (saves, clean sheets, goals conceded, distribution) and defender ones (defensive interventions) are added. A result entered afterwards counts as a match played and adds its goals and assists, never minutes.
A parent can spot progress and celebrate the work behind every number without turning football into a spreadsheet.
Rising XI statistics screen with season totals, the defensive-intervention total, the latest match, and a playing-time chart.
Create a family space around one player, then invite another parent with a QR code or invitation code. Each parent uses their own account while seeing the same player profile, agenda, matches, and statistics.
Either parent can keep the season moving, and neither has to ask for a copy of the latest information.
Rising XI family settings showing two parents with access and an active invitation code.
Rising XI keeps the latest useful family data on the device. Once a match has been opened or cached, match-day capture can continue without a connection and changes wait to synchronise when the network returns.
A weak signal at an away game does not mean losing the details that matter.
Rising XI match result saved locally and marked as waiting to synchronise.