Mojo

MOJO operates an all-in-one mobile application for youth sports aimed at volunteer coaches, parents and sports organizations. The app combines three main functions: coaching content, including instructional videos, drills and ready-made practice session plans across popular youth sports; team management tools such as scheduling, attendance tracking and messaging/chat; and a "FanZone" multimedia layer that lets parents score games, live stream and capture highlights, saving them to a player profile that can be shared across devices.

The company frames its purpose as empowering players, families and coaches through technology, content and experiences, citing statistics from the Aspen Institute's State of Play and Texas A&M University on youth sports attrition (more than 70% of kids dropping out by age 13, girls quitting six times faster than boys, lack of fun as the leading reason) and on the coaching gap (over 80% of youth coaches are volunteer parents and fewer than 30% have received coaching training). MOJO states that more than 80% of coaches using the app report that it makes coaching easier, less stressful and more enjoyable.

The MOJO Sports app is published on iOS (developer listed as MOJO, Inc.) and Android, where the developer is listed as TeamSnap, Inc. Website and app-store copy state that MOJO is now a TeamSnap company.

Business model

MOJO distributes a mobile app that is free for coaches to use with their teams, with revenue from an optional auto-renewing consumer subscription, MOJO+, and other in-app purchases. MOJO+ unlocks features such as saving scored games, live streams and highlights to a player profile, and access to hundreds of at-home games and activities across current and future MOJO sports.

Freemium mobile app: free for coaches, monetized through the auto-renewing MOJO+ subscription and in-app purchases charged through the Apple and Google app stores.

Traction

The Android app lists more than 100,000 downloads, and the iOS app has about 2,200 ratings with an average of 4.7 out of 5 and a #108 rank in the Sports category. MOJO reports that more than 80% of coaches using the app say it makes coaching easier, less stressful and more enjoyable.

Latest developments

MOJO's website and app listings state that the company is now a TeamSnap company, with TeamSnap, Inc. shown as the developer of the Android app; the Android listing was most recently updated in March 2026.