About Sensus
Players get hurt, and the club finds out on the day they can't play.
The first sign is pain, and once pain arrives, it has arrived. Every club already asks how its players feel. At every level, that check is one person texting from their own phone, or a form a player fills in 4 seconds, and a form has nothing to disagree with. The signals were there for weeks, and nobody was paid to notice.
For clubs
Sensus does the morning check on the squad for you.
Every player reads in 2 taps on a body map. Sensus checks what they said against what their body did overnight, against that player's own usual and never the squad's, and hands your staff the players who changed, with the numbers beside them. It flags, it never predicts, and every clinical and selection call stays with your staff.
Who changed, and why
Not who is worst. The players whose morning came in different from their own usual, ranked, with the reason under each name.
The handover, written before you arrive
A daily report in words a coach reads cold. When a player needs a word, the opener is drafted, and only a person presses send.
Your own numbers, one more column
The CSV your GPS system already exports, minutes played and attendance from the register, each against the player's own weeks.
For players
A staff of their own, in their pocket.
A form asks and gives nothing back. Sensus gives every player a performance coach, a physio and a recovery seat that read them every morning, from the body map and whatever they already wear, and hand back one thing to do. The read is theirs first. Free on iPhone.
Three seats, allowed to disagree
Performance reads load and what they can adapt to. Medical reads whether something is behaving like soreness. Recovery reads sleep and heart rate against their own baseline.
One thing to do today
Not a score to stare at. The seat that is leading today says what to do and where, in one line.
It finds out if it was right
Each seat's call is checked against the next morning, and the answer is allowed to be no.
Who built it
Built by someone who has stood on both sides of this line.
Thirteen years playing, across representative teams. An exercise science student. An internship inside Sydney FC, where the team already exists and somebody is paid to notice the week that got away from you. Then a broken collarbone, and a rehab with nobody watching at all.
Why Sensus exists
So she built the staff she did not have.
Elite athletes have physios, strength coaches and sports scientists whose whole job is to notice the signs before something goes. Everyone else has nobody. Every tool she tried measured her body or scored her recovery, and not one of them was watching. Sensus is the team she could not hire: three seats that read your day, tell you where, and are allowed to disagree with each other.
What we are building toward
Sensus exists to catch injury before it happens.
That is the ambition, and it is a long way from finished. It is not what the app does today. Every read, every outcome, and every honest answer about whether a call held gets us closer to it, and when we get there we will show you the evidence rather than ask you to take our word for it.
What we will not tell you
We would rather be trusted than impressive.
We will not tell you that you are about to get injured. Nobody can do that honestly today, and a number nobody can grade is not worth having.
We will not diagnose you or name a condition. When something looks worth a professional’s eyes, Sensus says so plainly and points you at one.
We will not hand you one score and call it your body. One number cannot tell you where, and it has nothing to be right about the next morning.
We will not claim a movement fixed you. Sensus records what you did and whether it actually helped, and it lets that answer be no.
What we stand for
The rules we build by.
Calm, never alarming
We lead with what you can do, and where. Your body is not an emergency to panic about.
Specific over vague
If you can answer “fine”, the question was not sharp enough. So we never ask one.
Privacy is sacred
Encrypted on your phone. Shared only if you choose it, anonymised when it is. Never sold.
Honest about what is real
We say only what Sensus actually does, and we say plainly what it does not.