Cofounder
Mitch LaGro
Mitch was the one who kept asking where everyone went. He wanted to know who was back for a match without scrolling a dead group text.
Morrison Stadium
We lost the locker roomafter graduation.
Mitch LaGro and JT Seger played soccer at Creighton. What stayed with them was who would pick up the phone.
That got harder once they left and people moved. The group text handles a wedding, then sits quiet for months. A roster should not depend on whoever still has the old chat.
They built a private directory for one program at a time. Alumni can see their class and who lives near them. People outside the team cannot browse it.
Cofounder
JT Seger
JT builds the product. The first screen is your class, then the teammates who live in the same city.
Other programs
A newsletter is a bad place to keep a team.
If people only hear from you when you want money, they stop opening the email. Put the roster somewhere they can find each other.