"Dad, can I go to the basement to do my reps?" A kid asked that in the middle of dinner. His dad let him go.
Train Daily turns practice into a game your kid chases on their own. A few minutes a day, every day, the way the best players get good.
"My son has practiced for at least half an hour every single day for 2 weeks. Every. Single. Day. With ZERO prompting from me. That never used to happen. I can already tell the improvement in his confidence on the ball."

"My sons are waking up early just to beat the other to their points. My youngest got up at 7:00 this morning... in the middle of summer... just to beat his brother. He took a screenshot of the leaderboard and saved it on his iPad background."

"I don't know the first thing about soccer or how to help my daughter practice. This has been a God-send. Thank you!"

And the coaches see it too
"Solves the biggest problem we have with American soccer, the touch gap."

"My boys came back from a two-week break better on the ball than before they left. Never seen that in my 20 years coaching."

"We have 47 players using it and in just the past week, they've totaled more than 100 hours of drills. I don't know what they'd be doing without it, but I doubt it was practicing."

Sound familiar?
You already know the kids getting touches at home are the ones pulling ahead, and you want that for your kid. But you're not going to run drills in the backyard every evening, and "go practice" turns into a fight you're tired of having. So the ball sits in the garage, and the gap grows.
The phone is what pulls your kid off the field in the first place. Train Daily uses the phone to pull them back. The thing eating their time becomes the thing that builds their game.
"Later" never comes, and the ball stays in the garage.
The committed families pull ahead, and you feel it.
You don't want to nag, and nagging doesn't work anyway.
The solution
Sign your kid up and the app hands them a short training session every day. They do it because it's a game: streaks to keep, points to earn, and a group of other kids to beat.
How it works
Sign your kid up. It takes a couple minutes.
Pick their age and what they want to work on.
That's you done. No drills to plan, not now, not ever.
Open the app to today's reps.
Do the work, watch the video.
Tap complete and climb the leaderboard.
What your kid gets
You don't plan a thing. Your kid opens the app and the game is already running.
Open the app and today's training is there, matched to your kid's age and focus. No parent homework, ever.
Streaks to protect, points to stack, and a 24-tier shield ladder from Infantil all the way to Ronaldo. Kids grind for the next one.
Every kid gets dropped into a group of 20 and competes on a leaderboard. Close races are what keep them coming back day after day.
Hit a goal, earn a badge. Keep the streak alive, watch the profile fill in. Small wins your kid can see and chase.
A library of drills for every skill, each with a video, so your kid trains the right way, not just often.
No gear to buy, no field to book, no schedule to keep. Your kid trains at home, in the yard, wherever there's room.


What actually happens
This isn't the pitch. It's what parents and coaches keep seeing once kids get going.
"We are loving the app. My daughter has practiced everyday since starting it. She has never practiced soccer this consistently."
Deanna Thompson
"Dad, can I go to the basement to do my reps?" A kid asked that in the middle of dinner. His dad let him go.
Kids see the "5 hours left" notification and scramble to get their reps in before the day resets. Nobody told them to.
When his phone glitched, Jonathan's worry wasn't the game he was missing. It was: "I didn't want to fall further behind on workouts than I already am."



Why I built this
I coach youth soccer, and I'm a dad. I kept running into the same wall: my kids got better on the days we trained, and then the ball sat still for days at a time. I couldn't be out there every evening, and telling them to go practice never worked.
So I made the practice come to them, as a game they actually want to play. My own kids get their touches in every day now and compete with each other to keep the streak alive. That's the whole thing. Daily touches, in a form kids chase on their own.
That's what Train Daily does for your kid. You sign them up, and they do the rest.
Matt McWilliams
Simple and safe
Three tabs. Today, Leaderboard, Me. There's nothing to figure out.
Sign up once, then stay out of the way. No drills to plan, no schedule to run.
You're the account holder, and your kid only ever sees their own group of 20.
On privacy: Train Daily is COPPA-compliant. As the parent, you give consent directly for your own child, and we collect no child emails under 13. Your kid only sees their group of 20, and nothing about them is public.
Straight answers
Simple pricing
30-day free trial, card required. Cancel before day 30 and pay nothing. Choose monthly or annual at signup.
Think Duolingo, but for soccer touches. A little bit every day, and the streak is what keeps them going.
Free for 30 days. Cancel anytime. Your card isn't charged until day 30, and we'll remind you 3 days before.