COMPETITION COMMAND CENTER

Competition day,
under control.

3C gives athletes, families, coaches, and organizations one place to manage schedules, communication, athlete access, and video review.

▣ Stay organized ♟ Better communication ▥ Higher performance
Taekwondo athlete in competition 3C dashboard and mobile tournament screen
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Parents & Guardians

Stay informed and support your athlete every step of the way.

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Parent supporting a young athlete
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Athletes

Access your schedule, watch your matches, and be ready to perform.

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Athlete preparing for competition
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Coaches

Manage your team, track progress, and keep everyone on the same page.

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Coach at a competition
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Organizations

Run your team more smoothly with powerful tools for athletes, coaches, and communication.

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Competition organization venue

ONE PLACE. EVERY ROLE.

Powerful tools for every step of the journey

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Tournament Alerts

Get real-time updates, bracket changes, and important announcements.

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Athlete Access

Secure athlete profiles and simple account activation for competition day.

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Schedules & Call Times

Personalized schedules and call-time information keep everyone ready.

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Video Review

Capture, review, and analyze competition video to improve performance.

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Team Communication

Keep athletes, coaches, and families connected in one place.

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Offline Ready

Designed for venues where connectivity may be limited or unreliable.

BUILT FOR COMBAT AND INDIVIDUAL SPORTS

Supporting the sports
that build stronger people.

Tools designed around the unique needs of individual competition sports, with more coming as 3C grows.

More sports are coming to 3C Explore the multi-sport roadmap →

3C BETA

Be part of what’s next.

Join the growing community helping shape the future of competition management.

YOUTH COMMUNICATION TRANSPARENCY

Does your team need to follow SafeSport or MAAPP electronic-communication requirements?

Direct communication. Not private communication. 3C is designed to help organizations support open and transparent communication with guardian visibility and an auditable message history.

For linked minor athletes, coach messages are parent or guardian-visible by design instead of relying on a coach to remember to copy someone into the conversation. These workflows are designed to support the open-and-transparent electronic communication principles in the 2025 Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policies (MAAPP).

3C is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Center for SafeSport. Organizations remain responsible for their own policies, implementation, and legal or regulatory obligations.

GETTING STARTED

Choose the setup path that matches you.

3C has a different onboarding flow for parents, athletes, coaches, and school or club owners. Follow the role-specific walkthrough before creating your account.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

The questions coaches, parents, athletes, and club leaders usually ask first.

Do I need a whole team to use 3C?

No. You do not need a large roster or multiple coaches. One coach can use 3C with a single athlete or a small group, and the same system can grow with a full competition team.

Do I need to be “techy” to set it up?

No. 3C is designed so you can create your organization, invite your people, add athletes, and start using it without needing technical experience.

How does 3C help during a tournament?

3C brings athlete status, brackets, competition areas, call times, holding, warmups, matches, messaging, video, and last-minute changes into one shared place.

What happens when something changes at the tournament?

Coaches can update competition information and send alerts or organization broadcasts so athletes and families can see changes without relying on scattered texts, screenshots, or someone running across the venue.

As a parent, will I know when my athlete should warm up or report to holding?

Yes. 3C is designed to keep parents and guardians informed about tournament activity so they do not have to track down a coach for every update.

As an athlete, will I know where I need to be next?

Yes. Athletes can receive information about competition areas, upcoming matches, warmup timing, holding or report instructions, ring changes, and coach requests.

Can coaches message the whole team?

Yes. Coaches can send organization broadcasts to everyone or target groups such as coaches, athletes, parents and guardians, or support staff.

Can multiple parents or guardians follow the same athlete?

Yes. Multiple guardians can be linked to an athlete so important tournament information does not have to live on one parent’s phone.

I own the school or club. Do I need separate Owner and Head Coach accounts?

No. The person who creates the organization remains the Organization Owner and automatically receives Head Coach operational access as well.

Does 3C support multiple languages?

Yes. The current beta includes language support for English, Spanish, Korean, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, and Swedish. Users can also set Language & Region separately so regional date, time, number, and phone formats can match how they work.

Can parents communicate with coaches?

Yes. 3C supports Parent or Guardian ↔ Coach communication while preserving the appropriate transparency around athlete communication, especially for minors.

Does an athlete get their own account?

Yes. Adult athletes can create and manage their own Athlete account. Minor athletes use the appropriate Parent or Guardian and team activation process.

Is 3C trying to replace coaches or tournament staff?

No. 3C coordinates people and information so coaches can spend less time chasing updates and more time supporting athletes. The human part of coaching stays human.

WHY 3C EXISTS

Built from every side of competition.

Competition Command Center was shaped by the same tournament-day problems coaches, parents, athletes, and club leaders deal with every weekend.

Coach
“As a coach, I’m always trying to manage my athletes, communicate with parents, and get my coaches to the right rings at the right time. The coaching is the easy part — keeping everyone coordinated during a tournament is the challenge.”
Coach
“I need to know who’s in holding, who should be warming up, who fights next, and which coach needs to be at which ring. I don’t need five different group chats to figure that out.”
Parent
“As a parent, I’m always wondering when my kid should start warming up, when they need to report to holding, or whether something changed. I shouldn’t have to track down a coach across a tournament venue just to get an update.”
Parent
“I want to support my athlete without constantly interrupting the coaches. If the team knows there’s a ring change, a call time, or it’s time to warm up, I want that information too.”
Athlete
“As an athlete, when I’m preparing to compete I don’t want to worry about finding my coach, figuring out what ring I’m on, or wondering when I should warm up. I need to focus on competing.”
Athlete
“Tournament day already has enough pressure. Knowing where I need to be, when I need to be there, and that my coach is on the same page removes one more distraction.”
Club Owner / Head Coach
“Running a competition team means coordinating coaches, athletes, parents, brackets, ring assignments, videos, and last-minute changes. Most of that information already exists — the problem is that it’s scattered everywhere.”
Club Owner / Head Coach
“I wanted one command center for the entire team instead of text messages, screenshots, paper brackets, group chats, and people running around asking what changed.”
Michael Colver Club Owner · Coach with 30+ years experience · Parent · USA Masters Team Member · 2023 U.S. National Team Athlete

Perspectives that helped shape Competition Command Center.