Thanks for testing. Walk through the app as a cheer parent setting up their season.
App link: roundoff.app
Go to roundoff.app and create an account. Use any email you have access to — no real name needed. Once in, you'll land on the home screen.
Look for the Cheer Life card on the home screen. This unlocks athletes, competitions, the fundraiser — everything. Start the free trial and name your family (e.g. The Smith Family).
Go to Roster and add both athletes. When you add Riley, add her first team — then open her profile and add the second team from there.
Tap into Riley's profile. Find the Skills section and log a few:
Then find Encouragement Letters on her profile. Enable letters — this generates a shareable link family members can use to send her a message. No need to send a real one, just enable it.
Go to Season or Competitions and add a new competition.
Once saved, open it and add more details as if new info came from the gym:
Gyms release details in waves — this is the real update workflow.
Go back to the schedule and add two practice events — one per team. Junior Elite practice is shared, so both kids are there for that one.
Go to Fundraisers and create your page.
@cheertest are fine)Add your first three items:
Save, but don't publish yet.
Add a fourth item:
Now publish the page. Open the public fundraiser link — this is what supporters see. Look at it like a donor would: is it clear? Would you know what to do?
Open Avery's profile. She's newer — log fewer skills: maybe 1–2 previously learned and 1 goal. The contrast between a seasoned and beginner athlete is something the app should handle well.
Go to Roster or family settings and send a member invite to a second email you can access (or a teammate's). You don't need to accept it — just confirm it shows as pending.
A few honest bullets is exactly what's useful — no essay needed.