Football development, reimagined
Built,
not born.
Biltt gives a young player one football identity and a development history that follows them across clubs, coaches and seasons — so progress is judged on evidence over time, not on who looks best this Saturday.
Free for families at launch. Your child’s profile is private by default and is never listed, ranked or shared.
The problem
Youth football remembers
the wrong things.
A child is judged on today’s match, today’s size and today’s confidence. The player born in September looks better than the one born in August. The early developer looks better than the late one. Neither gap says anything about who they’ll be at eighteen.
And almost none of it is written down. A season ends, a coach moves on, a family changes club — and the record of how a child actually developed disappears with them.
Biltt is built to find the future player, not today’s best child.
The Development Passport
A record that belongs to the player.
One identity
A single football profile your child keeps for good — not a new blank slate every time they change club, team or coach.
Evidence, not opinion
Every entry is dated and attributed to the person who recorded it. You can always see what was observed, when, and by whom.
Fair context
Development is read against maturation and relative age, so an early birthday or a growth spurt isn't mistaken for talent.
How it works
Three steps. Then it keeps going.
- 01
You create the passport
A parent sets it up and owns it. First name, birth year, position, club, strongest foot. That's all it takes to start.
- 02
Development gets recorded
Dated notes across technical, physical, tactical and mental work — added by you, and later by the coaches you choose to invite.
- 03
The history follows the player
Seasons end and coaches move on. The record doesn't. Years later you can still see how your child actually developed.
Safeguarding first
Private by default.
Always.
These aren’t settings to find in a menu. They’re rules the product is built around, and we won’t ship anything that breaks them.
- Every profile is private by default.
- No public rankings or leaderboards.
- No FIFA-style overall ratings.
- No scout-to-child contact, ever.
- No paying to be seen.
Who it’s for
Families
FreeParents create and own their child’s Development Passport, add to it over the years, and decide who is ever allowed to see it.
Academies & clubs
LaterTools for private academies and grassroots clubs to record sessions and assessments against the players they coach — with the family’s permission.
Start the record
early.
The most valuable development history is the one that began years ago. Join the early access list and we’ll be in touch.