StumpNote Parent app
Stay in the loop without reading their diary.
For parents and guardians
You create or link the profile, consent is recorded, and three separate switches decide what you can see.
Consent and sharing
Nothing is shared until a guardian has attested and you have chosen what to switch on.
A guardian attests when the profile is created, and consent is asked for again when the policy changes.
Cricket, wellbeing and growth each have their own switch, so you choose group by group.
A child's private wellbeing entries are not shown when wellbeing sharing is off.
Self sign-up is 13 and over. Profiles for younger players are created and managed by a parent or guardian.
Highlights
Stay in the loop without reading their diary.
Advice that respects how you actually are.
A short spoken routine for the moment it matters.
One login, desktop-grade layouts for coaches and parents.
A parent or guardian creates and manages the profile in the StumpNote Parent app. Self sign-up is 13 and over.
Three groups with their own switches: cricket, wellbeing and growth. A child's private wellbeing entries are not shown when wellbeing sharing is off.
No. StumpNote is for reflection and training. AI can make mistakes. If you are injured or struggling, talk to a professional or someone you trust.
AI can make mistakes. Not medical or psychological advice.
The web app is live now.
Beta sign-up opens soon.
iPhone apps are in TestFlight beta and coming to the App Store.Open the web app