01Is this the same as a US Club Soccer player card?
No. In US youth soccer, a player card is the registration ID your club or association issues. Dawrify cards are awards earned from match results and have nothing to do with eligibility.
02What app gives kids badges for soccer goals and milestones?
Dawrify does, when your kid's tournament or league runs on it. The match record unlocks 17 cards, such as Debut, First Goal, First Hat-Trick, 50 Matches and Tournament Top Scorer, each with its own page and serial number to share.
03Can I make a soccer card of my kid myself?
Not on Dawrify. A card exists only when the match record earns it. If you want a printed card from a photo, that is a different kind of product.
04How do I track my kid's goals and assists?
Open your kid's player page: it shows games, goals and assists across seasons and teams. The organizer or a volunteer scores each game, so parents only need the link.
05Does my kid need an account?
No. The organizer adds the players to the team. Anyone can open a player page in a browser.
06What shows on a public page?
The player's name, team, stats and cards, and a photo if the organizer adds one. Public pages show age, never date of birth.
07Does it work on iPhone?
The player page and the cards open in any browser, including on an iPhone. The app is on Android.
08Does it cost anything?
Following a team and sharing the cards costs nothing. For the organizer, the first tournament is free, up to 8 teams of 7 players; bigger tournaments use paid plans, priced per tournament by teams and players, from $15 in the US.