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Athlete-owned · Track & Field beta

Find the schools that fit. Then actually email them.

OneCommit scores real programs against your own marks and grades, and shows its work.

Nothing sends without your approval.

OneCommit home screen: a greeting, then a card headed BUILDING reading 'Right now, the work is the win — no outreach pressure at this stage', the athlete's next goal, today's tasks, and the queue of matches, sent messages and replies
OneScore by school

School-by-school fit guidance from the current D3 beta dataset, scored on marks you import from MileSplit.

Supported connected inbox

Outlook/Microsoft 365 is currently the only inbox option offered in the beta app. Gmail is not currently available.

Free, capacity-limited beta

Request access and start when capacity and a supported app-access path are available.

The problem

The recruiting system isn’t built for you.

Unless you’re a blue-chip recruit, you’re on your own. We’re changing that.

Problem: You’re guessing which schools are realistic

With OneCommit: OneScore helps you compare fit across the current D3 beta dataset.

Problem: Your outreach is scattered across drafts and inboxes

With OneCommit: Emails go from your own inbox, while OneCommit helps you keep the process organized.

Problem: You shouldn’t need a large upfront package

With OneCommit: OneCommit starts with a free beta invitation when capacity and a supported app-access path are available.

Problem: Waiting on coaches to notice you isn’t a strategy

With OneCommit: You choose who to contact and review every message before it sends.

Where you stand

An honest read, not a locked door.

Every school on your list gets a band — Reach, Target, or Foundation — and the score shows its work. Each mark, your GPA, your SAT, measured against that program’s own range.

Then you decide. You can write to any school on the list, including the ones it called a Reach. The read is there to inform the letter, not to decide whether you are allowed to send it.

Elsewhere in this sport a contact button can be gated — it appears only once your verified marks already clear a program’s published standard. OneCommit gives you the same honest read and leaves the button where it is.

A school card in the OneCommit app: Anderson University, OneScore 85 out of 100, banded Target, above the line 'Your 200m is right in their range', then a breakdown headed 'Why it scores 85' listing a 22.31 200m, a 50.44 400m, a 3.70 GPA and a 1280 SAT each marked above the program's range, with preferences at 50 percent
A school card from the app. Anderson University is one program in the current D3 beta dataset, not a OneCommit partner.

What’s in the beta

Where the work actually starts.

Two things no recruiting form does: a spoken intake, and a search that ranks real programs against your own marks.

Riley-guided voice onboarding

A spoken intake instead of a recruiting form. Riley asks, the athlete answers, and every captured detail is editable before anything uses it.

A card in the OneCommit app headed RILEY'S TAKE, naming the athlete's top match on file and suggesting they ask Riley for a first draft this week

SmartAdd + Search

Browse, describe what you want, or search by name across the current D3 beta dataset. Saving a school moves it onto the working list.

The OneCommit Explore screen's tab row — Explore, SmartAdd and Search — above the line 'Schools ranked against your profile, one at a time.'

How it works

From the first conversation to the first send.

OneCommit profile screen with a 200m mark, GPA and target chips, a Riley's Take card, an Edit details button, and the OneScore readiness meter

Step 1 of 4

You talk it through once

You answer out loud instead of filling in a form, then edit anything Riley got wrong before it counts.

The app at the Building stage

Right now, the work is the win.

No outreach pressure at this stage. Log real races, keep the grades up, and let your trajectory tell the story.

Quoted verbatim from the Building stage of the app’s home screen. It would be easier to sell if it said something else.

The Brief in the OneCommit app, dated Wednesday September 9, headed '4 things to do today.', with the first task card marked 8 MIN, 'Review 71 top matches', and an Open button
A Brief from the beta. The date, the count and the time estimates are whatever your own list holds that morning.

The daily loop

It tells you what to do today.

Recruiting stalls because nobody knows the next move. OneCommit turns it into a short list you can finish before practice.

A dated list, not a dashboard

The Brief opens on today’s date with a short list of things to do, each one carrying its own time estimate.

Today’s actions keep their own count

The day’s tasks sit under a completion counter, so finishing the list is a thing you can actually do.

The Queue holds the running total

Matches saved, messages sent, replies received — the three numbers that say where the whole process stands.

Alerts when a coach responds

Notifications fire on a reply landing, not on a schedule, so checking the app is never the point.

Our story

Why OneCommit exists

I spent weeks Googling coach emails, copy-pasting the same intro letter over and over, and sending messages into the void. Most never got a reply.

In early 2024 I started reaching out to college track programs. I had the times, the grades, the drive — but no idea which schools actually fit me, athletically or academically, and no system for tracking who I’d contacted, what they said, or when to follow up.

So I built one. What started as a quick script to organize my own outreach turned into a matching and email workflow that made the process clearer. I realized the problem wasn’t my ability — it was the system I was trying to navigate.

The recruiting system is built around the athletes who already have visibility. Everyone else gets left to figure it out alone, or pay for a service that posts a passive profile and waits. OneCommit exists to fix that.

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Hugh Kopittke
OneCommit Founder · Student-Athlete

Beta access

Free during beta. The price will be shown before anyone is billed.

We are validating the athlete workflow before publishing a price or asking anyone to subscribe.

App access

Beta

Request a free invitation to the core recruiting workspace during beta.

Freeduring beta

No credit card is required if you receive a beta invitation.

Request Beta Access
  • D3-focused OneScore matching
  • Riley-guided voice onboarding
  • Personalized email generation
  • Outlook/Microsoft 365 inbox connection
  • Coach reply tracking
Old way

Legacy recruiting services

A passive profile-based model whose price is disclosed on a sales call rather than on the page.

Price on request

Typical legacy model

  • Generic public profile
  • Passive coach discovery
  • Third-party platform messages
  • Limited reply visibility
  • Price disclosed on a call

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Everything you need to know about building your recruiting process with OneCommit.

Not on the list?

Send the question straight to us. Every message goes to a person, not a ticket queue.

admin@onecommit.us

OneCommit is a self-service recruiting workspace for high school Track & Field and Cross Country athletes. It helps athletes compare schools, prepare personal outreach, and track coach replies from their own inbox.

For the adults supporting the athlete

One athlete-owned workflow. Three ways to support it.

OneCommit stays athlete-owned: no coach or administrator dashboard, roster monitoring, team reporting, or automatic outreach.

Coaches

Guide a clearer recruiting check-in while each athlete owns the account, outreach, and decisions.

For coaches

Schools

Give track and field athletes a common recruiting workflow without adding an administrator portal.

For schools

Athletic programs

Reinforce a repeatable athlete-led rhythm for profiles, school comparison, outreach, and replies.

For athletic programs

Build your college list. Then run the outreach.

Request a OneCommit beta invitation to build your OneScore list, draft personal coach emails, and track replies from one recruiting workspace.

  • Request an invitation, then create a profile
  • Outlook/Microsoft 365 outreach
  • Track replies in one workspace
OneCommit welcome screen