Circle of care
Everyone sees the same girl. Nobody does extra work.
Right now, her coach sees effort. Her parent sees mood. Her trainer sees the body. Nobody sees the whole picture — until now. One tap connects them, and the insights flow automatically.
One picture. Every role sees the same girl.
Her coach trains smarter
Coach sees her tier on their squad view. Training modifications happen automatically — no awkward sideline conversation, no guessing whether she should sit out.
Training adjusts to her, not the other way around
Her trainer catches things early
The AT or school nurse sees movement trends and escalation flags as they move, week to week, rather than reading about them after the fact.
Problems show up as trends, not emergencies
Her school stays informed
The school nurse sees the same picture the trainer does. Clear hand-offs between practice and the school day — no more phone tag, no lost paperwork.
Same picture, no extra paperwork
You stay in control
As her parent, you see everything — and you decide who else does. Every connection is an invitation you send. Revoke access anytime, for any reason, with one tap.
Her data, your call
Zero extra work
Nobody fills out a form. Nobody schedules a meeting.
When she checks in, her updates. When her coach opens their dashboard, it's already there. When the trainer looks at her trend, it's current. The circle works because it doesn't ask anyone to do anything different.
Data security
Connected doesn't mean exposed.
Parent-initiated only
Every connection starts with the parent. The coach can't sign up and see every athlete. A parent invites — then, and only then.
Role-appropriate views
Coach sees training guidance. Trainer sees clinical detail. Nobody sees more than their role requires. The system enforces this — it's not a setting that can be changed.
Revoke anytime
Changed schools? New coach? One tap removes access. No waiting periods, no conversations with support. Instant.
Start with the screen. Build the circle when she's ready.
The circle grows naturally. First she screens, then you invite the people who need to see. No pressure, no timeline.
Start the screen — free