Less chat chaos. More game day.
One link.
Everyone on
the same page.
Turn scattered schedules and messages into a clear group plan. Arrival time, location, what to bring—together in one link that stays up to date.
Built for the parent who keeps the team moving.
For the whole sideline.
One organizer. Every parent in the loop.
The PlanNest promise
You approve every update
Shared plans open in a browser
Parents participate free
From inbox to game plan
Stop repeating.
Start coordinating.
Not another chat to check. A clear destination for the details buried in the chat you already use.
Drop in the details.
Upload a schedule or flyer, or paste the coach’s message. Start with the information you already have.
Review before it goes live.
AI proposes the plan. You check the arrival time, location, equipment, and tasks before publishing.
Send one link. Keep it current.
Share in your existing group chat. Review and approve new details on the same page, with changes clearly marked.
Youth sports / Saturday
Game day, sorted.
Everything your family needs before kickoff.
- Arrival
- 9:15 a.m.
- Game starts
- 9:45 a.m.
- Location
- Field 3Updated from Field 1
- Bring
- Blue jersey, water, shin guards
One snack volunteer needed
Tasks live alongside the plan. No separate thread.
Field changed? Approve the new location. The link stays the same; the update stands out.
One organizer. Shared value.
Less admin. Not more overhead.
Parents and caregivers view and participate free. We’re testing organizer pricing for the person keeping recurring plans on track.
Free $0
View and participate in shared plans; create a limited number of plans.
Organizer Proposed $9/month
Recurring plans, reusable templates, update history, and reminders.
Annual Proposed $79/year
Organizer features with an annual commitment.
Pilot pricing is a proposal, not a locked-in offer. Current available plans are shown below.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Your next event starts here
Be the parent with the plan.
Take the next coach’s message out of the scroll. Give your group one place to know what’s happening.