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Her team

Everyone sees the same girl.
Nobody does extra work.

One tap connects her coach, trainer, or school nurse. The insights flow automatically. You control who sees what.

Her circle
Three nested arcs — family, care team and coach — curving over a single coral dot: the athlete.
Three arcs, one athlete. Everyone who helps her is looking at the same picture — and she is at the centre of it, not the subject of it.

Her coach

Sees her tier on the squad dashboard. Training modifications are informed, not guessed.

Her trainer

Sees movement trends and escalation flags week to week, while they are still moving. Trends, not incident reports.

Her school

The nurse sees the same picture the trainer does. Clear hand-offs, no phone tag.

You

As her parent, you see everything and control who else does. Revoke access anytime, one tap.

Every connection is parent-initiated. Nobody sees her data without your invitation. Revoke access anytime, for any reason, with one tap.

The record that travels with her.

Not a report card. A living picture of how she's developed as an athlete — the kind of data colleges are starting to ask for.

Check-in consistency

How often she shows up for herself.

Prevention protocol compliance

Does she do the pre-hab, not just the training.

Recovery honoring

When Ease was called, did she actually ease?

Re-screen deltas

Movement quality at screen 1 vs. screen 3. Measurable growth.

Availability rate

Games she was available for vs. games she missed.

Movement quality trend

The long arc — not one snapshot, but the trajectory.

Sport lane to care lane, and back
The continuum of care: healthy, warning, into care, in care, return — she moves both ways and her record goes with her.
This is what Sport. Care. Home. looks like in motion — a caught Shift routes into care with its history attached, and comes back out the same way. Nothing about her falls off the record either direction.

Sport. Care. Home.

Sport lane

Her coach and trainer drive training. Protocols adapt to her tier.

Care lane

When she needs clinical attention, the AT or provider leads. The coach steps back.

Home lane

Recovery, sleep, nutrition guidance. The part that happens between practices.

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