RallyIQ — Powered by NAI · Texas Venom is the Proof of Concept
Technology & Platform
RallyIQ
The Coaching Platform
An AI-powered softball team operating system built for select and travel programs. Texas Venom runs on it. Other orgs will too.
Built by Jeremiah Cargill • Texas Venom is Live Instance • Expanding to Central Texas orgs in Year 2
The platform
What RallyIQ Does
RallyIQ is a single-platform coaching and operations tool that replaces the dozen different apps a softball coach typically juggles — practice planning in a notes app, stats in a spreadsheet, parent communication in three group chats, tournament schedules in email threads. Everything in one place, AI-assisted, built specifically for select and travel softball.
Texas Venom uses it internally. Every practice plan Coach Balcom and staff run, every tournament itinerary the Co-Directors send families, every GameChanger stat import after a game — all of it flows through RallyIQ. The org is the proof of concept. When it works here, it gets licensed to other orgs.
Full product line
RallyIQ Coach
Practice planning, player notes, development summaries.
The AI knows the difference between what a head coach needs at 6 AM before practice and what a team parent needs at 10 PM drafting the BAND post. Each mode gets a distinct context and output format.
🎯 Head Coach
Full roster, recent stats, season phase. Outputs: practice plan, lineup, pitching rotation, development priorities.
📐 Assistant Coach
Station assignments, drill library, position group focus. Outputs: station plans, individual player notes.
📢 Team Parent
Schedule, announcements, RSVP status. Outputs: BAND posts, parent emails, game day logistics.
.ics feed generation per team. Families subscribe once — practices, games, and tournaments appear automatically in their calendar.
Planned
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Claude AI (Anthropic)
All six AI modes run on Claude Sonnet via the Anthropic API. Streaming responses, context-aware, org data injected per request.
Live
What a coach sees
Coach Dashboard — Mockup
The practice plan tab on a Tuesday morning. KPI strip, AI-generated session, player development tracker, live AI response, and upcoming tournament calendar.
Development roadmap
Build Phases
RallyIQ builds in parallel with the org — each season adds capability. The platform serves Texas Venom first, then scales outward.
Phase 1 — Now
Stabilize
Bug fixes + auth
Supabase schema live
GameChanger CSV import
API key behind Express
All AI calls server-side
Phase 2 — Season 1
Core Features
Full roster CRUD
Tournament dashboard
BAND post scheduler
Player dev dashboard
Itinerary PDF export
Phase 3 — Year 2
Automation
Background sync jobs
USSSA / NCS export
Auto practice recs
Role-based access
License to 3 orgs
Phase 4 — Year 2–3
AI Optimization
AI lineup builder
Auto player dev notes
AI fundraiser planner
End-of-season evals
Matchup analysis
Phase 5 — Year 3
Org Platform
Multi-team dashboard
Org director role
Sponsor portal
Recruiting clips
National SaaS launch
How the data moves
Platform Data Flow
From external data sources through the platform core and AI layer to coaching outputs — every step in the pipeline.
How it makes money
Revenue Model
RallyIQ is a SaaS product licensed to other orgs. Texas Venom uses it free as the proof-of-concept org. Revenue flows to NAI and funds the nonprofit mission.
$0
Texas Venom (Internal)
Free forever. This is the live proof of concept. Every feature we build here gets validated before it's offered to paying orgs.
Live
$50/mo
Single-Team License — Central Texas Orgs (Year 2)
Practice planning, GameChanger import, BAND integration, tournament dashboard. 2–3 Leander / Round Rock orgs as first licensees. $600/yr per org.
Year 2
$120/mo
Multi-Team Org License (Year 2–3)
Full org dashboard, multiple teams, director role, cross-team scheduling. Orgs running 3+ age groups. $1,440/yr per org.
Year 2–3
$249/mo
Full Platform — National SaaS (Year 3)
All features, AI optimization, sponsor portal, recruiting clips, national support. $2,988/yr per org. 30 orgs = $89,640/yr ARR.
Year 3
Why this matters for NAI: RallyIQ revenue flows to the parent nonprofit. That means softball families in Leander benefit directly from orgs in Austin, Houston, and Dallas paying for the platform. The technology the org built to run itself becomes the funding engine that makes family dues unnecessary.
Intelligence tool
NCS Roster Monitor
A separate automated tool that scrapes playNCS.com for 10U Central Texas roster changes and alerts when competitor team rosters shift — new signees, departures, transfers. Built on Python + GitHub Actions.
What it tracks
10U Central Texas team roster changes across all NCS-registered programs in the region.
How it alerts
Automated GitHub Actions workflow runs on schedule. Diffs are logged and flagged when a player's status changes.
Why it matters
Roster departures from competitor teams are your tryout pipeline. Know when a girl is looking before she posts publicly.
RallyIQ is not a side project. It is one of four pillars in the NAI ecosystem. The org runs on it, which proves the product works. The product gets licensed, which funds the org. Coaches coach better because the platform handles everything else. Families get more for less because the platform generates revenue that offsets their costs. Every part of this is intentional.