SnapMind was built by people who competed at the Division I level, for the coaches, athletes, parents, and boosters who run real programs. One branded command center instead of a pile of disconnected tools.
I'm Michael Donovan, a former Division I long snapper. I played at Michigan State, then at the University of Miami. The name comes from the position: a long snapper's whole job is getting one detail exactly right when it counts.
We built SnapMind because we lived the other side of college football: the binders, the group texts, the paper signup sheets, and the five apps every program juggles. Coaches spend their evenings on logistics instead of coaching, and families miss things that were sent three different ways.
SnapMind puts the whole operation in one branded place: roster, schedule, messaging, fees, gear, film, travel, and waivers. That is the entire reason the company exists.
All four played Division I football. That is where the standard comes from; the jobs below are what each of them does at SnapMind today.
Sets the product direction for both apps and runs the company. Designs what ships.
Former long snapper at the University of Miami, #54. Founded SnapMind to turn the structure of a Division I program into a system any program, and any one person, can run on.
Runs the business and operations behind SnapMind: partners, finance, and keeping programs supported.
Tight end at the University of Miami and a finance graduate of the Herbert Business School.
Gets programs onto SnapMind Teams and set up right: coaches, athletic directors, rosters, first announcement.
Played Division I football at Central Michigan. Knows what a program will actually use.
Coach Napper is SnapMind Training's first trainer. He writes the beginner programs, records the movements, and coaches clients 1:1 in the app.
Sport Science Specialist for University of Miami football, M.S.Ed. in Applied Physiology, CSCS. Former Miami long snapper. His coaching page.
SnapMind is the operating system for sports programs. Rosters, schedules, messaging, travel, training, money, and film in one place, for every coach, athlete, parent, and booster.
The goal is simple: take the standard built through years of competing at the Division I level and give every program the tools to run at it.