Forge handles the operational weight of a college program: a periodized season built backward from your conference tournament, weight certification and descent tracking against the NCAA rules, dual lineups, film and scouting. You coach. It keeps the season organized.
College pricing is a conversation, not a checkout page. Tell me your roster size and what you already pay for, and I will give you a number.
You are recruiting, running a room, managing descent plans against a certification deadline, setting a lineup every week, cutting film, and answering to a compliance office and an AD. Most of that lives in a spreadsheet, a group text and your head. Forge is where it lives instead.
Not a high school product with the word college added. The rules, the calendar and the vocabulary are yours.
Built backward from your conference and national tournament, across a season that opens in November and does not end until March. Competition density, deload weeks and taper are planned, not improvised in week nine.
Descent plans tracked against NCAA minimum weight, body fat floor and hydration rules, with the governing-body numbers and their source dates carried in the system. Nobody finds out at the scale that a wrestler is not certified.
Lineup by weight class, live dual scoring, and a season record that builds itself. Your staff sees the same lineup you do.
Send film to the team and see who actually watched it. Match review with scoring, sent back to the wrestler.
Paste an opponent's results off any site and Forge turns it into a scouting report you can hand your staff before the bus leaves.
Your wrestlers log their own weight daily, see their schedule, and get your feedback. You stop chasing numbers.
Buying software for an institution means somebody in IT or compliance asks questions before you get to use it. Those answers are already written down, in public, including the ones that are not flattering.
I am Aaron Neuman. I coach wrestling in Bend, Oregon, and I wrote every line of Forge. That means two things for you. The product is shaped by somebody who has to run a practice on Monday, and when you need something changed you are talking to the person who changes it, not a ticket queue. You text, I answer.
College is priced as a conversation rather than a checkout page, because a 40 man roster with a full staff is a different product than a club team. Tell me your size and what you pay now.
Start with the security overview. It is written for them, it names every subprocessor, and it states what we do not have.
Not entirely, and I will not pretend otherwise. Trackwrestling runs brackets and MatBoss is strong on bout-level video stats. Forge is the season, the room and the roster. Plenty of programs run both.
Yes. Every assistant and every wrestler is included. There is no per seat or per athlete fee at any level.
Any time, and on request we export everything and delete it. Your roster and season history are yours.
Same week. I load your roster and schedule before your first login so you are looking at your own program, not a demo.
I will pull up your program and show you what your season looks like inside it. If it is not worth it, tell me and that is the end of it.
Book twenty minutesOr call 503-780-5036. Before practice, after practice, Sunday, it does not matter.