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FUTSAL IS NOT SMALL FOOTBALL.

Forty by twenty, five a side, in an arena where everything happens half a second away. TeamxBoost treats futsal as its own sport: its own court, its own squad, its own report.

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  • 40 × 20 court
  • Five a side, with rotations
  • No camera, no sensors
The court

FORTY BY TWENTY.
THE SAME SYSTEM.

The futsal court has its own measurements, its own areas and its own language: fixo, wingers, pivot, goalkeeper, rotation. The club still has the same five modules behind it — only what is on the floor changes.

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01Futsal squad
02Match Mode
03Medical
04Scouting
05Monthly report
The artefact

The report of a U13 winger.

The same six categories, written in the language of futsal: rotation attacks, 3 v 2 overloads, one-on-one defending by the touchline. Fictional player, fictional data.

M. C. · U13 · winger

Period: March 2026 · Futsal · 12 sessions and 5 matches analysed

Prepared by AI · reviewed by the coach
Technique8.1
Game understanding6.9
Match applicationfix next5.8
Attitude7.6
Autonomy6.4
Progress7.2

Executive summary

Your technique in tight spaces is your big asset: you receive on the half-turn, shield the ball and get out of pressure in midcourt naturally. In training you were among the most consistent in your age group. What still costs you is match application: in 3 v 2 and in rotation attacks you decide well in training and too late in the arena. When your fellow winger fixed the defender, you arrived well at the far post — repeat that read.

Attendance & commitment

Sessions12/13
Matches5/5
Attendance94%

Recommendations & next steps

  1. In rotation attacks, attack the space half a second before the pass — if you wait for the ball, the pivot no longer has a passing line.
  2. Defending one-on-one near the touchline, force your opponent outside instead of letting them come inside.
  3. Keep receiving on the half-turn with your back to goal — it is what has improved most since January.

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

The AI suggests what to fix next; the coach decides. No camera, no GPS, no video.

Match Mode

You log the match while it happens.

Match Mode is live manual logging: you mark goals, fouls, cards and substitutions on your phone, minute by minute. Because fouls are logged per period, you always have the count in front of you — the team and season statistics come from there.

  • Goals and assists
  • Fouls per period
  • Cards and substitutions
Coach board

The tactics board, with the right court.

Tokens on the futsal court and a training plan suggested from what the reports point at. It is honestly labelled “coming soon”: the layer is still being built.

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.

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  • 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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