One check-in.
Three copies.

Athletes write it once on their phone. Coaches and the school see it as soon as they open their console.

  • Guardian consent built in
  • Hosted in Australia
  • No payment during enrolment
A phone showing the Athletic Advantage athlete home screen: recovery 81 percent, push, with sleep, body, stress and mood scores and today's reasons

Written once.
Received three times.

The athlete’s check-in, the coach’s morning and the school’s oversight are the same record, seen the way each role needs it.

The school administrator’s Department overview: check-in coverage 10 of 12, 4 pending consents, 3 open cases and 5 coach assignments, with the department attention list and the week’s check-in coverage
Check-in step 1 of 5, Sleep and Recovery: how well did your body recover during sleep, with answer chips from Terrible to Excellent
Coach: Squad Wellness morning command, 5 of 8 athletes checked in, coach attention list
  1. Athlete

    Five quick steps. Sleep, body, soreness, wellbeing, sickness.

  2. Coach

    Who’s checked in, who needs attention, one tap to nudge the rest.

  3. School

    Coverage, consent, open cases and who owns them. Status, not health details.

For coaches

Run the squad from your phone.

The whole coach side works on a phone, before practice, from the car park if it has to.

  • Coach home: team recovery 64 percent, one athlete flagged, check-ins 5 of 8
  • Coach: recovery programs, athletes needing a program with an Assign action
  • Coach: Messages, with team and athlete conversations and a note that messages are retained for 12 months

For schools

What happens when something’s wrong.

One check-in becomes a coach’s action and, when it needs to, a case the school can see, own and close. Every screen below is the real product.

  1. An athlete flags something.

    A sore right quad and a day of feeling a little off, entered in the daily check-in.

  2. The coach sees it that morning.

    Wellbeing Review surfaces the pattern automatically, with the wording that it is not a clinical assessment and a prompt to follow the school’s reporting procedures.

  3. The coach opens the athlete and acts.

    Recent check-ins, the reported illness, and a message button. Marked reviewed when it has been handled.

  4. The school sees the case, the owner and the audit trail.

    Unresolved cases, pending consent and anything awaiting an owner, on the administrator’s Oversight page. Status, not health details.

The administrator’s Oversight page: 3 unresolved cases, 4 pending consents, 1 case awaiting an owner, and check-in coverage by team

Built for schools, not adapted for them.

The commitments a head of sport, a business manager and a principal will ask about, and what the product actually does about each.

  • Consent before any health data

    For athletes under 18, nothing is recorded until a guardian has consented. The gate is in the database, not only the app.

    Athlete under 18
    Consent required
    Before consent
    No health data recorded
    Consent status
    Visible to the school, by team
  • Hosted in Australia

    Data lives in Sydney. Sub-processors are named in the privacy policy.

    Region
    AWS Sydney (ap-southeast-2)
    Database and auth
    Supabase, Sydney
    Transactional email
    Resend, never wellness content
  • Everyone sees exactly their role

    An athlete sees their own data. A coach sees their team. An administrator sees status across the school. There is no cross-school pool.

    Athlete
    Their own record
    Coach
    Their team only
    Administrator
    Status, school-wide
    Another school
    Nothing
  • Wellness, not medical

    Check-ins are subjective wellness signals. The product does not diagnose, treat or predict injury, and says so on screen.

    Recovery score
    A planning signal
    Flags
    Patterns to talk about
    Diagnosis
    Never
  • Messages the school can stand behind

    Team and private conversations are retained for 12 months and are visible to the school, not hidden inside personal phones.

    Retention
    12 months
    Visibility
    School-reviewable
    Shown to athletes
    On every conversation
  • Export and delete on request

    Athletes can export their own data. Accounts and their data can be deleted on request, and consent can be withdrawn.

    Export
    Self-serve, any time
    Deletion
    On request
    Consent withdrawal
    Recorded and actioned

Two plans. Priced per school.

Small-School covers up to 100 students and 15 coaches. Large-School applies once a school exceeds either limit.

Annual saves 12–13%

Small-School Plan

Most schools

Up to 100 students and up to 15 coaches

$8,000 AUD / year

Billed annually · save $1,108 on monthly

Enrol your school

No payment is collected during enrolment. Cancel anytime.

Large-School Plan

More than 100 students, more than 15 coaches, or both

$15,000 AUD / year

Billed annually · save $2,148 on monthly

Enrol your school

No payment is collected during enrolment. Cancel anytime.

Every capability, in both plans

  • Daily athlete check-ins and recovery scores
  • Workload monitoring with ACWR
  • Recovery programs and templates
  • Gym programs and session logging
  • Individual development plans
  • Team and coach messaging
  • Guardian consent tracking
  • Coach and admin consoles, unlimited teams

The questions schools ask first.

Do guardians have to consent before an athlete can use the app?
Yes. Athletes under 18 need guardian consent on record before wellness check-ins become available to them. Administrators see consent status across every team. See the guardian information page.
Where is the data hosted?
In Australia, on AWS Sydney (ap-southeast-2), via our database provider Supabase. The sub-processors are named in the privacy policy.
Is this a medical tool?
No. Athletic Advantage is a wellness and workload-monitoring tool. It does not diagnose, treat or predict injury, and it is not a substitute for professional medical advice. The methodology page shows exactly how every score is calculated.
Who owns the data?
The school and the athlete. We are a processor: we store and display it on their behalf and never claim ownership, sell it, or use it for advertising.
What does it cost?
Two plans, priced per school in Australian dollars: Small-School Plan at $8,000 a year or $759 a month and Large-School Plan at $15,000 a year or $1,429 a month. Every capability is included in both. See pricing.
How do athletes get the app?
Your school provides it during onboarding, and athletes join their team with a 6-character code from their coach. See join your team.

Bring your school sport program into one connected system.

Priced per school. Cancel anytime. No payment is collected during enrolment.