Performance intelligence for football clubs
AthleteIQ Labs puts GPS, force plates, the gym, daily wellness, medical availability and match data into one record per athlete — and every morning tells your staff who needs a conversation, and why.
The Squad Board is a real screen from our demo club, Man Red; the other visuals are drawn from its data. Every name and number is fictional.
Striker · #25AlertWellness z-score −2.1, well below their own baseline
Wellness check-in · 2d ago
Distance per session +14% against the prior 2 weeks
GPS · today
Session effort 5 of 10, 210 AU
Session RPE · 2d ago
Verdict computed by rules · every line cited
Reads the systems you already use
A day at the club
Follow a match week the way your staff lives it — each moment below is drawn from what the product shows, with our demo club's data.
07:45
Athletes answer your club's own daily form on their phones, prompted by a push reminder. Sleep, fatigue, soreness, stress and pain are in before anyone reaches the training ground — and the squad grid sorts itself by risk.
Mobile app · push reminders · Hooper score
08:30
One page per day: who is flagged, and why. Every sentence is cited to its source — GPS, session effort, wellness, force plate — and the verdict comes from fixed rules, the same ones that colour the Squad Board. Nothing to take on faith.
Cited facts · rules-based verdict · today's fixtures and birthdays
09:15
The medical department declares who is available, with an expected return date. Players coming back are tracked phase by phase against the load they have actually shown — and coaches see availability, never the clinical record.
Declared availability · return-to-play cohort
10:30
The GPS session lands in a daily table coloured against each player's own best for that match-day — not a squad average. Weekly and season views, per-drill breakdowns, each player's worst-case minutes, goalkeeper dive load, and a live pitchside view during the session.
Daily · weekly · season · per drill · live
15:00
CMJ, SJ and IMTP from your force plates and jump systems in one squad profile, with who is behind on testing. Gym programs go out to athletes and come back logged, with e1RM, velocity-based training and load-velocity profiles.
Squad profile · VBT · e1RM · programs
Saturday
Before the squad travels, the week's training load is read line by line against the week before — distance, high-speed running, accelerations, PlayerLoad — with anyone on managed load set aside.
Pre-match · by squad line · week on week
Sunday
The match events land beside the GPS: shots and turnovers on the pitch, every pass, possession and pressing — and each player's minutes and load from the same ninety minutes.
Event data · GPS · minutes
Monday
The morning after, a countermovement jump is read against each athlete's own best — split by starters, substitutes and those who did not play — before the next session is planned.
CMJ · MD+1 · % of season best
Planning
Coaches design the training here, plan it against the fixtures — and then see what actually happened.
Team Manager holds fixtures and competitions, the season map, mesocycle blocks and match-to-match microcycles. Every training day takes its match-day label from the calendar, and a phase review closes each block.
Session sheet PDF: crest, match-day label, previous and next match, and one block per drill with its diagram, work, rest and expected load.
Gym
Build the session, send it to your players, and see what each one did.
Pick the exercises, sets and reps from the club's library.
Put each session on the right day, counting down to the next match.
The whole squad, a group, or just one player coming back from injury.
Players record what they lifted, with a video of every exercise.
Each player's strength and the squad's load, week after week.
GPS · Worst Case Scenario
Session totals hide the moments that decide a match. From the raw 10 Hz GPS data, the platform finds each player's most demanding 1-, 3-, 5- and 10-minute windows — per session and per drill.
Measured on
Requires 10 Hz GPS data.
Match analysis
Upload the match events and see how the team really played — who had the ball, how it pressed, where the chances came from — and, across the season, the patterns behind the results.
Possession, pressing intensity and high-speed running with and without the ball — the four numbers that tell you how the game went.
What's new
Most clubs stitch this together from vendor portals, spreadsheets and a Power BI file that one person understands. Here is what changes.
Tracking, force plates, the gym and the encoder, match events and wellness all resolve to the same person — whichever vendor supplies them. The career record grows with the player, youth to senior, season after season, instead of restarting in each export.
Flags come from fixed, documented rules, and every sentence in the briefing names where it came from. If a coach asks “why?”, the answer is on the screen.
A wellness flag needs a real deviation from the athlete's own baseline and a meaningful raw answer. Fewer false alarms, so the real ones get read.
Traffic lights measure each player against their own best for that match-day, so a full-back and a centre-back are never judged on the same number.
Clinical records are locked at the database. Coaches see availability; the medical department sees the case.
Add any chart or table to a report cart and export native PDF or Word — tables that paginate and stay selectable, not screenshots.
Free-text drill names, exercise spellings and vendor formats are resolved to one standard, once, and stay resolved.
Your club
The platform wears your club's identity — crest, colours, light or dark. Drag to compare.
DarkClub lightClub management
Contracts, money, deadlines and people — for the club admin, in the same platform and under the same access rules.
One inbox of what needs a decision: contracts ending, option deadlines, work permits and registrations expiring, payments due or overdue, minors turning 18. Acknowledge it, snooze it or open the record behind it.
Also for the admin
The platform
Every module below is live in the product today.
Coach and analyst
The squad, the session and the week.
Club admin
Teams, staff, contracts and integrations.
Medical
The caseload, kept confidential.
Nutritionist
Body composition and targets.
Athlete
Forms, workouts and their own results.
We'll walk your staff through the demo club, then map your GPS, force-plate and gym data onto the platform.
