Session Ribbon
Five phases each offer four bounded choices. A custom ribbon shows the assembled forty-eight-minute arc and can be reset without touching any other route.
Pitchfold South is designed as a fieldbook rather than a portal. Every route has a clear boundary, and none requires a user identity or network request.
Five phases each offer four bounded choices. A custom ribbon shows the assembled forty-eight-minute arc and can be reset without touching any other route.
Abstract markers and pitch zones invite questions about width, depth, angles, compactness, recovery and transition. No formation, player identity or performance result is stored.
Thirty long-form cards span Receive, Connect, Stretch, Recover, Create and Play. Every card states a purpose, setup, sequence, progression, observation cue, inclusion option and stop/reset cue.
Wind, rain, cold, glare, low visibility, firm ground and soft ground are selected manually. Each route remains general; the app does not read forecasts, sensors or location.
Twelve adult responsibilities move through before, during and after lanes. Completion states are local bits, not attendance, incident or staff records.
Nine categories cover balls, bibs, cones, pumps, portable goals, markers, first-aid access, water and waste. The loop deliberately excludes ownership and maintenance logs.
Six bounded scales support private reflection on clarity, inclusion, flow, challenge, communication and reset quality. The app stores values, not names or narrative notes.
Conservative boundaries explain when the fieldbook must give way to authorised local procedures, emergency services or qualified professional advice.
Seven dated references are shown with a plain-language statement of what each source supports and what it does not support.
The complete eighteen-section policy, app limits, local reset and version information remain available inside the installed app.



There are no feeds, followers, public profiles, rankings, notifications, streaks or engagement rewards. A successful visit ends with an adult returning attention to people, equipment and the actual playing environment.