Twelve weeks of practices already written for 4-to-6-year-olds — animated games, the words to say, a timer that runs the session for you — and a parent page in English and Spanish that updates itself.

Not a library of 800 drills. A season: every practice pre-built for the age you coach, with the games kids actually love at five years old.

Arrival game, warm-up, two skill games, water, scrimmage, huddle. Each block has the setup, the one cue that matters, and what to do when it falls apart.

Red Light Green Light, Sharks & Minnows, Castle Crashers — watch the game run on a little field, then say the words we give you, in English or Spanish.

Tap Start on the field. Big numbers, one-thumb buttons, a buzz at 30 seconds, and the next game already queued. Your phone stays awake.
Parents don't install anything. They open the page you share once, in the language they choose, and it already knows this week's plan, game day, snack duty and events.
Name, age group, when you practice, when you play, the families. It builds every date in your season from that.
Open the next practice, glance at the animated game, tap Start. The timer and the cues do the coaching with you.
Post the link or team code in the group chat once. Log scores, add Picture Day, hit Publish; the page keeps up.
“I got the email saying I was the U6 coach on a Friday. By Tuesday I needed a plan for nine five-year-olds, two of whom don't speak English, and a way to tell their parents what we were doing. That's the app.”Damion Newman · Coach, Striking Cobras U6 · Founder, Callisto Labs
Callisto Labs apps are one-time, not monthly. Mini Golazo is free while we finish the fall 2026 season with the first teams.
Yes, that's exactly who it's for. The plans assume you know nothing about coaching and a lot about your kid. Every block tells you what to set up, what to say, and what to do when nine kids scatter.
No. They open a link (or type your team code into the app) and see the page in English or Spanish. No accounts.
You can log scores and see your record. Showing them to parents is a switch that's off by default, because most U6 leagues don't keep score and some families feel strongly about it.
U6 is complete. The other age groups use the same season shape today while their practice plans are written; they're next.
Coming. A short decision game — “where should the ball go?” — kids can play at home and compare at practice, with first names only and no accounts.
Set up your team in two minutes. Free for the whole first season.
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