Maximizingplayer availability,one athlete at a time.

Players tell us how they feel each morning and how hard each session was. Coaches, trainers and families see who is ready, and who needs a lighter day.

Player app readiness screen, score 77, ready, on sample dataTeam availability chart across a season, on sample data
Sample data.

Teams and programs using PlayerPulse

  • Rhode Island FC
  • Birmingham Legion FC
  • Iowa Hawkeyes
  • UNC Wilmington Seahawks
  • Oregon State Beavers
  • Missouri State
  • Xavier
  • Western Michigan
  • Chattanooga Red Wolves
  • SUSA FC Long Island
Who it's for

Players and parents

Know when extra training helps, and when it's undoing the work.

One record across school, club and every team they play for.

Player app. Sample data.

Clubs and teams

Know when to push. Know when to rest.

Your coaches open one view before practice and see who is ready and who needs a lighter day.

Coach app summary with team readiness, wellness, load and availability, on sample data
Coach app. Sample data.

Performance staff

Data doesn't win games. Decisions do.

Matt, on the PlayerPulse blog

Every player's readiness score and training load, each morning, so you set the session around the squad you actually have.

Coach app showing each player's readiness, wellness and load, on sample data
Coach app. Sample data.

Trainers

Better training starts with the whole story.

Their matches, their runs, your sessions and how they feel each morning, in one place.

Coach app calendar of sessions and matches, on sample data
Coach app. Sample data.

Adults who play

You shouldn't need a team to train like one

The training app for people who play. Your training app should know you had a match.

Player app. Sample data.
The research

32% reduction in ACL injuries among female athletes in programs using PlayerPulse.

Comparative analysis of sixteen high school teams over a four-year period.

The best teams don't win because they train the hardest. They win because their best players are available when it matters.

It wasn't luck. It was visibility.

Know when the extra training helps and when it quietly undoes the work at practice — when to push, and when to pause.Why the morning report exists

Read the research

Every morning

It starts with 15 seconds a morning.

Players take 15 seconds to report soreness, energy, stress, sleep and mood — a clear picture of readiness before any activity.

Sample data
  • Soreness6/10
  • Energy8/10
  • Stress8/10
  • Sleep7.4 h
  • MoodLogged
Very fresh

After each session, they add a post-session report: how hard it was, and how long.

The score

Every player gets a readiness score, with the reason behind it.

The score comes from how they feel and the training they've actually done. It shows what's holding it down, so nobody has to guess why.

Tuesday
Your readiness
Sample data
Sleep7.4 hKeeping you fresh
Soreness6/10Holding it down

Soreness is holding you back after Saturday's match. Great sleep is keeping you fresh.

For coaches, trainers and teams

See the whole team before training.

Your coaches open one view before practice and see who is ready and who needs a lighter day.

Each morning

Players report.

Five quick questions, 15 seconds, before anyone trains.

Before practice

You see the whole team.

Set the session around the squad you actually have.

ReadinessTraining loadAvailability
School
Club
Every team they play for

One record follows the player across school, club and every team they play for.

Know when to push. Know when to rest.