● THE RECRUITING JOURNAL EST. 2025
Scouted.
Smart features

Know where you stand with every school.

A spreadsheet only holds what you type in. Scouted reads the conversation back to you: where things stand with each school, what to do next, what to ask on the first call, and a first email already written.

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Summaries

Catch up in seconds.

Before a call, nobody wants to reread 30 messages. Each school's story opens with a short summary of where things stand, drawn from every email, text, and call note.

  • What was discussed, what was offered, and what's still open.
  • It updates when new messages come in, and shows when it last did.
A school's story in Scouted, opening with a summary: the head coach is actively recruiting you after your nationals film

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Smart suggestions

Next steps from what coaches said.

When a coach mentions a camp, asks for film, or says to keep in touch, Scouted notices and suggests the follow-up. Add it in one tap, or dismiss anything that doesn't apply.

Suggestions sit next to the thread or call note they came from, so you know why.

A coach text thread in Scouted with one smart suggestion above the messages

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First calls

Questions worth asking.

Every school gets a first-call cheat sheet: six starter questions built from your sport, class, and position. Keep the ones that fit and add your own.

Before any call, camp, or visit, Suggest more adds questions drawn from what that school has already said, each with the reason it came up.

The first-call cheat sheet for Kansas State University with six starter questions

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Prep for a Washington University camp with a suggested question and Suggest more

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Coach email

Your first email, already written.

Add a school and the intro email is ready: name, class, position, high school, GPA, and film link, filled in from your recruiting profile. Edit anything, then open it in Mail so it goes out from your own account.

Say you sent it, and Scouted reminds you to follow up two weeks later if the coach hasn't answered.

Scouted coach email to Kansas State University with To, Subject and an intro email, and Open in Mail

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How your data is handled.

Many people using Scouted are minors. Here is what happens to their data.

Zero data retention The services that run smart features discard what they process. Nothing is kept on their side.
Never used for training Your recruiting data is never used to train models.
Only what each feature needs The messages being summed up, and your name when a draft needs a signature. Nothing else from your account.
Screenshots deleted Text screenshots are kept only until Scouted has read them, then deleted.

For the details, read our privacy policy.

Common questions.

Are smart features on the free plan?
Yes. Summaries, smart suggestions, first-call questions, and the coach email are included on Standard and Pro.
What data do they use?
Summaries read a school's emails, texts, and call notes. Suggestions read individual threads and call notes. First-call questions use your sport, class, and position, plus what that school has said. The coach email is filled in from your recruiting profile and isn't sent anywhere until you open it in Mail. Smart features get only what each one needs, which can include your name on a drafted message and any names or numbers in the messages themselves.
Is the coach email written by Scouted?
It's filled in from your recruiting profile, sentence by sentence, so nothing is made up and a sentence is left out when its field is empty. You edit it, then send it from your own Mail app. Scouted never sends email for you.
Do they work for every sport?
Yes. Summaries, suggestions, and first-call questions work for every sport in the app.
Is my data safe if I'm under 18?
The same protections apply to every user. Processing runs under zero data retention agreements, and our providers keep no personally identifying information about minors.

Know what to do next.

Every school summed up, every next step suggested. Free to start.