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01 · Feedback & AI

Three minutes after the whistle.

The coach answers structured questions about each player. The AI prepares the feedback and the monthly report across the platform’s six real categories — and the coach reviews, corrects and decides what goes out.

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  • Six categories, 0–10 scale
  • No camera, no GPS
  • A report guardians can see
The AI suggests what to fix next; the coach decides.
The artefact

The monthly report, in full.

This is the document the player and guardians open in the portal. Fictional player: initials, age group and position — never a minor’s name or photograph.

A. R. · U15 · central midfielder

Period: March 2026 · Football · 14 sessions and 4 matches analysed

Prepared by AI · reviewed by the coach
Technique7.4
Game understanding6.6
Match applicationfix next6.3
Attitude8.5
Autonomy7.0
Progress7.8

Executive summary

This month you stood out for attitude and commitment: you were at almost every session and kept the intensity even when the score was against you. Your technique is solid and you already read the short pass under pressure well. The next step is game understanding — you still close the weak side late when the ball switches channel. In the matches where you were patient before playing forward, you protected possession far better.

Attendance & commitment

Sessions14/16
Matches4/5
Attendance86%

Recommendations & next steps

  1. In positional play under time pressure, buy half a second before the vertical pass — protect the ball and lift your head before playing forward.
  2. In defensive transition, shift across earlier when the ball switches channel so you close the weak side.
  3. Keep the routine of arriving early and reacting well to mistakes — it is your strongest point this month.

Illustrative example with fictional data. The AI prepares and suggests what to fix next; the coach decides. No camera, no GPS, no video.

The six categories

Six categories. One scale. No loose opinions.

They are the same six across every age group and every team in the club — that is what makes progress comparable month to month.

  1. 01

    Technique

    What the question looks at

    Control, passing, shooting and first touch in the session — the action, not the outcome.

    What shows up in the report

    A 0–10 value and a concrete line on what to train next.

  2. 02

    Game understanding

    What the question looks at

    Reading space, choosing the moment and recognising what the drill asks for.

    What shows up in the report

    Where the decision was right and where it came late.

  3. 03

    Game application

    What the question looks at

    What carried from training into the weekend match, under real pressure.

    What shows up in the report

    The bridge between Tuesday’s session and what showed on Saturday.

  4. 04

    Attitude

    What the question looks at

    Commitment, respect for teammates and reaction to mistakes — observable behaviour, never personality traits.

    What shows up in the report

    Examples from the month, written for the player to read with a guardian.

  5. 05

    Autonomy

    What the question looks at

    How much they solve without the coach calling every step.

    What shows up in the report

    The next step of responsibility inside the team.

  6. 06

    Progress

    What the question looks at

    The difference between this month and the previous one, on the same scale.

    What shows up in the report

    The player’s timeline across the season — without starting from zero each month.

The AI suggests what to fix next; the coach decides.

What the AI does not do

The AI prepares. The coach decides.

Nothing reaches the player or guardians without the coach reviewing it. The coach is the one who knows the kid, the dressing room and the context — the AI only organises what the coach observed.

The AI suggests what to fix next; the coach decides.
  • It does not decide call-ups, minutes or positions.
  • It does not assess without the coach’s answers — there is no automatic observation.
  • It does not use cameras, GPS, vests or uploaded video.
  • It does not make medical diagnoses or assess health.
  • It publishes nothing unreviewed: the coach approves what the player and guardians see.
How it works

Three steps, without leaving your phone.

After the session

Pick the session

Tuesday session or Saturday match: the squad, the attendance and the call-up are already there.

~3 minutes per session

Answer the structured questions

Questions written for football and for futsal, player by player, filming nothing.

The AI prepares · the coach decides

Review and publish

The feedback and the monthly report arrive prepared; the coach corrects and chooses what is shared.

Diagnosis, not stored data

Every training and match becomes measurable progress per player.

Diagnostic feedback per player + a monthly report players and parents see — no cameras, no vests, no video to upload.

Diagnostic feedback per player

Diagnosis of technique, game understanding, attitude and progress — no cameras, no vests.

Monthly progress report

A report that shows, concretely, how the player improved — seen by players and parents.

Six categories

Technique, game understanding, game application, attitude, autonomy and progress.

Zero capture friction

The coach answers in minutes after the session — no cameras, vests or sensors.

Growth history

All feedback across the season, player by player, in one place.

Player card

Current status on a card that motivates the athlete and retains the family.

Progress signals

See who is improving and who needs attention — before it is too late.

Connected to the whole club

Feedback feeds statistics, communication and portals — one platform.

The other layers

No layer lives alone.

See all seven layers →

GDPR & minors’ data

The athletes are children. We treat the data accordingly.

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.

Read the privacy policy

  • Guardians and consentEvery minor has linked guardians; whatever is shared goes through recorded consent.
  • Role-based accessMedical, scouting and psychology are closed layers: only the right role opens each one.
  • Sensitive-access logWho saw what, and when, is recorded. Auditable by the club.
  • Data in the European UnionEU infrastructure, GDPR by default. No photographs of minors anywhere on this site.
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