Performance intelligence for school sport
See the whole program.
Understand every team.
Athletic Advantage connects wellness check-ins, recovery scores, workload context, recovery programs and athlete development into one system — with the oversight a school actually needs.
See how it works
Recovery Score
Updates the moment they check in
A phone showing an athlete's Recovery Score and daily check-in on the left, with a coach's team-overview screen layered behind it on the right — illustrating the same system from both perspectives.
One system, three views
Built around every role — not one generic login.
Administrators
Governance without reading every check-in.
- Team setup and staffing
- Guardian-consent visibility, school-wide
- Subscription and procurement
Coaches
Every athlete's status, before practice starts.
- Team recovery and check-ins
- Workload changes to review
- Recovery and development plans
Athletes
A 20-second check-in that's actually theirs.
For AthletesGuardians and parents: read what's collected and how consent works →
The daily loop
One check-in closes the loop for the whole team.
An athlete answers a short set of questions before training. A Recovery Score appears instantly. The coach's dashboard updates. The coach decides what to do — all inside a few minutes, every day.
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Athlete checks in
Sleep, energy, soreness map, wellbeing — four steps, under 20 seconds.
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Recovery Score appears
Instantly, on the athlete's own home screen — never a fabricated placeholder while it's blank.
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Coach dashboard updates
Who's checked in, ranked by recovery — an automated insight flags who needs attention.
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Coach acts
Assign a recovery program or send a message — the loop begins again tomorrow.
Four connected capabilities
Everything a program needs, nothing bolted on.
Product-led
Daily wellness and recovery
A 20-second check-in produces a same-day Recovery Score — built from the athlete's own inputs plus a tap-to-mark soreness map.
Used by athletes daily, reviewed by coaches every morning.
See how it works →
Data-led
Workload monitoring
ACWR compares recent training load against an athlete's own baseline — a workload-planning guide, not an injury prediction.
Process-led
Recovery programs
Built in four steps: Goal → Sport & Soreness → Tools → Difficulty. Every exercise ships with a demo video.
Goal
Sport
Tools
Difficulty
Progression-led
Athlete development
Coach scores and athlete self-assessment plot on one radar across six domains. The gap is where the conversation starts.
See how it works →The real app, not a mockup
Six screens. One connected system.
Every role opens to what matters to them.
Administrators see the whole school. Coaches see their team. Athletes see themselves. Same data, scoped correctly for each login.
Real screen: coach home dashboard, morning view.
The whole roster, ranked by who needs attention.
Recovery score, check-in status and flags — sorted so the athletes who need a conversation surface first, not buried in a list.
Real screen: team roster, ranked by recovery.
Four steps. One thumb. Under 20 seconds.
Sleep and recovery, energy and hydration, a tap-based soreness map, wellbeing — pill-tap selectors, no typing.
Real screen: check-in, energy and hydration step.
Training load, tracked automatically.
One-tap session logging rolls into a 7- and 28-day ACWR. Outside the 0.8–1.5 balanced range, both athlete and coach see a flag to review.
Real screen: the athlete's own ACWR monitor.
A program built for how they actually feel.
Coach-assigned or self-built, shaped by sport, soreness map and available tools — 8–12 exercises, a demo video on every one.
Real screen: assigned recovery program.
Coach scores. Athlete self-assesses. The gap is the goal.
Six development domains, plotted as coach vs. self on one shared radar — turning feedback into a visual conversation.
Real screen: development radar, coach and self.
Workload methodology
A workload signal coaches actually use.
ACWR — the acute:chronic workload ratio — compares an athlete's recent training load with their own 28-day baseline. It's a planning guide for a conversation, not a prediction.
ACWR is a workload-planning guide, not an injury prediction or medical assessment. Coaches should weigh athlete feedback, context and professional advice alongside it.
Sam R. · Senior Football, Harbourview College
1.2 ACWR
Trailing 7 vs. 28 days
BalancedAcute (7 days)
4.6
Chronic weekly avg (28 days)
3.8
Coach review: no action needed today — Sam's workload is tracking inside the balanced range. Example data for a fictional athlete, for illustration only.
Accessible summary: Sam R.'s ACWR is 1.2, inside the balanced 0.8 to 1.5 range, based on an acute 7-day load of 4.6 against a chronic 28-day weekly average of 3.8. No coach action is flagged.
Trust and school controls
Built with the guardrails already in place.
Who sees what
Consent workflow
No wellness data is collected for an athlete under 18 until a guardian has responded to a consent request.
School / team separation
No cross-school data pool. A coach never sees another school's athletes.
Administrator oversight
Consent status, staffing and subscription — visible school-wide, without needing athlete-level detail.
Wellness ≠ medical
Check-ins are wellness self-reports, kept separate from medical records, by design.
Pricing
Two plans. Priced per school.
Every capability is included in both plans. Size is the only variable.
Small-School Plan
Up to 100 students and up to 15 coaches
$299 AUD/mo
or $3,150 AUD/yr (equiv. $262.50/mo, save $438)
Enrol your schoolLarge-School Plan
More than 100 students, more than 15 coaches, or both
$499 AUD/mo
or $5,199 AUD/yr (equiv. $433.25/mo, save $789)
Enrol your schoolBring your school sports program into one connected system.
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