Sproba
Founding families pilot now open
Every
try
counts.
A game for children who play sport. Real missions at real training grow a house in the game. On Sunday your child hands you a short, honest note about their week.
This week's mission
Do one thing at training just for fun.
I tried itSunday note
Sam tried it 3 times, on Tuesday and Thursday.
"Did the silly goalkeeper dive."
"How was training?"
"Fine."
That is most of what parents hear about their child's sport in a whole term. Not because children do not care. Because there is nothing concrete to say. Sproba gives you both something real to talk about, every single week.
One season, twelve weeks
Watch the house grow with every try.
Each try at training earns caps. Caps buy furniture. Nothing is ever taken away, not after a bad week and not after a missed one. The house only goes one way.
Week 1
Empty room, one chair. The first mission is simply to notice the part of training you like best.
Week 6
Walls, a window, a shelf with the first two cards. One missed week in there and nothing was lost.
Week 12
A roof, a flag, a lit window and a pitch outside. Built from nothing but tries.
What your child sees
A game that is actually theirs.
- 1One mission each week, read out by the coach or found in the app
- 2A three tap log after training, with their own words if they want
- 3Caps, furniture and a house nobody else can see or touch
- 4Five games behind the doors, each one rehearsing something for the next training
What you see
Three sentences. Every Sunday.
Week 4, from Sam
This week's mission was to try a fourth time after something went wrong three times.
I tried it 2 times, on Wednesday and Saturday.
"Free kicks. Fourth one went in."
Ask me what the fourth try felt like.
Your child reads it first, can change their own words, and then chooses to show it or send it. You never log in. There is nothing to log in to.
The games
Behind every door in the house, a game.
Every game points the child back to the pitch. Each one rehearses something they will do at training this week. None of them judge, none of them earn caps for being good at the game, and all of them run with no internet.
Bouncing back after a mistake.
Your character runs a rugby track. Three things go wrong in a run, and each time you do a short reset. Breathe in, blow out to empty the circle, say your phrase. Then the run carries on.
Focusing on what you can change.
Ten cards like "How hard I run back" and "The referee's call". Sort each one into up to me or not up to me, and see why.
Talking to yourself like a good coach.
Six harsh thoughts, like "I always mess this up". Pick what a good coach would say instead.
Getting your body ready for a big moment.
Six body signs, like "Your heart is racing". Work out what each one is doing to get you ready.
A thirty second pre match routine.
For the car or the sideline. Three slow breaths, your phrase, like "Next one", then your if then plan. "If I make a mistake, then I breathe out and say my phrase."
Sixteen more doors on the way.
Five games are built. These are agreed and next in line. Sproba is built as a platform, so a new game is content, not code, and independent makers will be able to add a door to one standard. Offline, no judgement of the child, tied to something real at training.
Nothing leaves the phone unless your child sends it.
No accounts. No cloud. No camera, microphone or location. No ads, no in app purchases, no third party trackers. In the age of AI, privacy is the product.
Winter 2026 pilot
Be one of the first families.
A small group of families with children aged 8 to 13. Season one is free. Two minutes to tell us about your child's sport and we will be in touch.
Join the pilotFor coaches and clubs
Thirty seconds a week. One squad, one mission.
You read the mission out at the first session. Every child has the same one, so they try it together. You never see a dashboard, a score or a report. You just get a squad that turns up with something to try.