Practice moved to Field 4
Sprinklers are running on the main pitch. Same time, one field over.
For clubs, teams, schools & congregations
Profiles Technology gives your group one place for announcements, events, and RSVPs — so the message reaches every member, and nobody has to scroll back through a group chat to find the address.
Set up in an afternoon · No app download required
Built for the groups that keep a community running
Announcements get buried under replies. Half the group never saw the date change. The headcount lives in one person's notebook. Sound familiar?
An important update lands between forty reactions and a photo dump, and disappears by morning.
Counting thumbs-up emoji is not an RSVP system, and it never matches who shows up.
The list of phone numbers, the reminders, the follow-ups — all on the volunteer who can least afford it.
Features
From the first draft to the final headcount.
Write once and send to email, SMS, and push at the same time. Each member gets it the way they actually pay attention.
Date, place, map, and a yes/no/maybe that updates live. Add to any calendar in one tap, and see the headcount before you buy the food.
Every member keeps their own contact details current. No more chasing a spreadsheet that went stale two seasons ago.
Message the whole organization, or just the U12 parents, the tenors, or Tuesday's volunteers. Nobody gets mail meant for someone else.
Schedule the send, then let automatic nudges go to the people who haven't replied — and only to them.
See delivery and read counts per message, so you know whether to send again or stop worrying about it.
How it works
Import a spreadsheet or share a join link. Members fill in their own profile and pick how they want to hear from you.
Write an announcement or create an event. Choose the group, choose the channels, schedule it or send it now.
RSVPs and read receipts come back in real time. Reminders handle the stragglers without another round of texts.
Who it's for
Field changes, rained-out games, snack schedules, and a parent roster that turns over every season.
Reach every family in a grade — in the language and the channel they read — without exposing anyone's number.
Weekly bulletins, service changes, volunteer sign-ups, and a directory the office doesn't have to retype.
Meeting notices, road closures, and board votes that actually reach the people they affect.
Coordinate shifts and events across volunteers who each check a different inbox.
Keep dues-paying members in the loop long after the mailing list stopped working.
“We went from three group chats and a phone tree to one post a week. Our kickoff had the highest turnout we've ever had, and I knew the number four days ahead.”
Figures are illustrative examples, not audited results.