App guide
ScoutMe for parents
By the ScoutMe team · 2 min read · Updated
Your child wants a ScoutMe profile? See what others can see, who can talk to them and where the settings that matter are.
1. Build the profile together
- Download ScoutMe from the App Store or Google Play.
- Tap “Create Account” and choose “Player”.
- Fill in the position, team and a short bio together.
- Choose together which video goes up first.
Every player account is checked by a person on the ScoutMe team before it appears.
2. What others see
- Name, photo, position, team and whatever your child posts.
- The phone number and email are never shown on the profile.
- Photos lose their location data when they are uploaded, so they don't reveal where they were taken.
- Posts with photos and videos of young players may be checked before they go live.
3. Who can talk to them
Only people connected with your child can send messages: people who added them and whom they added back.
When a scout, club or coach adds your child, a notification arrives. Look at that profile together before tapping “Add Back” or “Add”.
4. If something feels wrong
- Open the other person's profile and tap the three dots at the top right.
- Choose “Block User” so they can't see your child or talk to them.
- Or choose “Report User” and a reason, for example “Child safety concern”.
The report goes to the ScoutMe team, and the other person is not told who sent it.
5. Settings worth knowing
- Settings open from the gear icon on “Profile”.
- “Notifications”: choose what sends a notification to the phone.
- “Blocked accounts”: see and undo anyone you have blocked.
- “Delete my account”, at the bottom: permanently removes the profile, posts and messages.
See also: ScoutMe · Players