The feedback stays in your head
You saw what the central midfielder got wrong on Monday. By Thursday it is gone — and nobody at the club can look it up. Here every session becomes a record you can compare across the season.
You answer structured questions in minutes after the session. The AI prepares the feedback across the six categories and suggests what to fix next — you decide what goes onto the pitch.
It is not lack of will: it is lack of time and of a place to keep what you saw.
scrollYou saw what the central midfielder got wrong on Monday. By Thursday it is gone — and nobody at the club can look it up. Here every session becomes a record you can compare across the season.
Camera, tripod, upload, tagging clips. TeamxBoost asks for none of it: you answer structured questions about what you already watched live and the AI prepares the text player by player.
Group chats, lost replies, surprise absences and an attendance sheet nobody fills in. Call-ups, availability and attendance live in the same place as the rest of your work.
Six real categories, a 0–10 scale, a summary written for the athlete and the next steps. The lowest category is the one the AI flags as “fix next”.
Illustrative example with fictional data. The AI prepares and suggests what to fix next; the coach decides. No camera, no GPS, no video.
Structured questions about what you watched live, player by player. No writing essays, no tagging video.
The feedback lands across the six categories, with the season history and a suggestion of what to fix next. The decision stays yours.
Once you have reviewed it, the monthly report reaches the athlete and the guardian — in the club’s language, with no group chats.
The AI suggests what to fix next; the coach decides. Nothing reaches families without going through you.
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.