The AI suggests, the coach decides
The AI prepares the feedback and suggests what to fix next. The one who reviews, corrects and chooses what the player and guardians see is always the coach.
TeamxBoost is one idea applied to football and futsal: an AI feedback engine fused with the system that runs the operation. The AI prepares and suggests what to fix next; the coach decides.
One side of the market runs the operation and never says whether anyone improved.
The other analyses and demands cameras, vests and uploads.
We build the bridge, in every domain.
The engine is the same across every vertical: structured questions instead of capture, AI-prepared feedback across observable categories, a report the right person actually reads — all inside the system that already runs the day-to-day. The domain changes, the taxonomy changes; the idea does not.
Four sibling products, each with its domain’s taxonomy and its own management system. TeamxBoost is the team-sport one.
The engine applied to studying: per-session feedback for tutors, study centres and teachers, worksheets and reports parents see, inside the system that runs the sessions.
The engine applied to padel: per-player feedback after every lesson and match, tournaments, matchmaking and the club’s operation in one place.
Per-player feedback after every session and match, a monthly report guardians see, and the whole club in one system. No cameras.
You are hereThe engine applied to the clinic: materials by condition and age, session notes and progress reports — the professional always validates and decides.
Each vertical is an independent product, with its own account, its own data and its own domain. Nothing crosses from one to another.
TeamxBoost is before commercial launch. The football and futsal questions, the six categories and the report format came out of conversations with youth coaches — and they keep changing with them. When there are testimonials on this page, they will be from real clubs, named, and they will be yours.
The AI prepares the feedback and suggests what to fix next. The one who reviews, corrects and chooses what the player and guardians see is always the coach.
If assessing a player requires equipment, youth teams get left out. The feedback, the report and the plan come from structured questions — on any pitch, with any phone.
The athletes are often children. Guardians and consent, role-based access, sensitive-access logging and data in the EU are not a footnote: they are the first architectural decision.
Guardians, consent and role-based access are not a footnote: they are the first thing we built. The doctor sees the medical layer. The coach sees training. Guardians see their child’s report — and nothing else.