Shared by the organization
Codes help route parents to the correct team.
Access, Privacy, and Trust
LaxHornet is a youth sports tool, so access boundaries matter. Team codes, roster matching, parent approvals, read-only sharing, and clear policy pages all support trust.
Admins create teams and rosters. Parents request team access with a team code and jersey number. Approved access connects the parent tracker to the right player and team context.
Codes help route parents to the correct team.
Requests are tied to a rostered player before access is approved.
Parent tracking access is reviewed before shared team context opens.
LaxHornet is a browser-based PWA that can be added to an iPhone Home Screen. Core tracking is designed to stay fast when a sideline connection is weak, then sync when connectivity returns.
Local device behavior helps avoid losing the flow when the field connection is poor.
Families can follow updates without editing the game log.
Privacy and terms pages are available from the main site and app fallback screens.
Following a live game, sharing a recap, exporting selected data, and creating a private recovery backup are different actions. LaxHornet presents them separately so a broad backup is not mistaken for a family-facing share.
A more restrictive Live Share path has passed isolated staging and managed preview verification. Production activation still requires a deliberate cutover. Until then, current Live Share remains read-only, and users should avoid sensitive or private information in notes or tags for games they intend to share.
The verified staging and preview path limits disclosure to allowlisted game and event facts, but that path is not yet active in production.
A short conversation aid uses summarized facts, cautious interpretation, a prompt, and only an explicitly added focus.
Users select one game or the active player. Notes and tag types are off until explicitly included.
A confirmation is required. Restore does not grant access, replace existing games, or activate Live Share.
Program leaders can inspect privacy, terms, team access, and rollout workflow before inviting families.