CapAgent is NFL‑front‑office software for college athletic departments — built to manage the $20.5M revenue‑sharing cap, NIL exposure, and Title IX compliance from a single editorial workbench. Bloomberg‑terminal organized; Apple‑clear.
In June 2025, the House v. NCAAsettlement turned every Division I athletic department into a salary cap operator overnight. A $20.5M revenue sharing ceiling, escalator clauses, NIL exposure, designated student athletes, Title IX proportionality — the kind of work professional front offices have done for decades, now landed on the desks of schools whose cap room was an Excel tab.
The spreadsheets buckle. The point solutions don’t talk to each other. The numbers don’t align by digit, the override trail evaporates, and the compliance officer learns about a problem from the headline rather than from the dashboard.
CapAgent is the response. One workbench for cap utilization, NIL inflow and outflow, ROI ranking, Monte Carlo scenario planning, override cascade, and Title IX live monitoring — built on a single schema, with tabular numerics, full audit trail, and the visual discipline of the financial terminals it most resembles.
It runs natively on macOS. Your data stays where you put it. Brand chrome is white‑label per tenant; status semantics never change. Decoration is absent on purpose.
| Sport | Committed | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Football | $12.34M | 92.1% |
| Men’s Basketball | $3.81M | 74.6% |
| Women’s Basketball | $1.42M | 61.0% |
| Date | Counterparty | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 05·14·26 | M. Reyes · FB QB | $485,000 | Cleared |
| 05·12·26 | Local Auto Group · NIL | +$120,000 | NIL Go |
| 05·09·26 | J. Pierce · FB WR | $215,000 | Cleared |
| 05·07·26 | K. Wallace · FB EDGE | $310,000 | Hold |
| Recommendations queued | 7 |
| AD overrides this quarter | 3 |
| Cascade depth (avg) | 4 rows |
| Last accepted | May 14, 9:41 AM |
Every digit aligns by column, not by glyph width. font‑feature: tnum is on by default. A misaligned dollar amount in a payments ledger is a defect, not a stylistic choice.
Sodium gold is identity and marquee. Carbon black is text and chrome. Bone is canvas. Status red, green, and amber keep their meanings in every theme.
The optimizer suggests; the AD overrides; the cascade propagates; the audit log is permanent. Compliance counsel learns about a change from the dashboard, not the headline.
The default container treatment is a 1‑pt stroke, not a drop shadow — because a screen with thirty cards cannot afford thirty shadows. Sheets and modals lift; cards stay flat.
A focused desktop app for your athletic department. Try it free for 30 days — no credit card, no sales call.