For clubs
See who needs attention today, before the session starts.
Sensus reads every player's morning from the wearable they already wear and the two taps they will actually do, then ranks the squad by what CHANGED. Not by who is worst, because your staff already know who is carrying a knock. It is in a browser, and it is quiet about everyone who is fine.
The daily layer
A form has nothing to disagree with.
Every squad already asks its players how they feel, and gets back a column of sevens. A wellness score takes four seconds to satisfy, and a player who wants to be picked on Saturday has every reason to satisfy it. Sensus asks the same question, and then has something to check it against: what that player's body actually did overnight. When the two disagree, the gap is the thing worth looking at.
Sensus is self report too. The difference is that it is not the only input, so there is finally something for the answer to be measured against.
The shared player
Sensus follows the player, not the squad.
A scholar trains at school midweek and plays for a club on Saturday, and right now neither staff can see what the other one did to him. Link both and they are reading the same picture: the same daily reads, the same load, the same plan. He stops being the only person who knows his whole week, and he stops explaining his hamstring twice.
The daily report
One page your coaches will actually read.
Every morning, the players worth a look, ranked, each with the reason stated in your own squad's numbers. Your practitioner adds a note and sends it. There is no Sensus vocabulary in it and no score to explain: it says who to modify today and why, in the words your coaches already use.
Prints straight to PDF, so it goes wherever your staff already send things.
"Reed and Okafor off the sprint block today. Silva, have a word before warm up."
Sent to three coaches, 7:42am.
What your staff get
The whole loop, in one place.
Every surface your staff touch sits on one turn of the same daily cycle. The player reads in two taps, Sensus ranks who changed, your practitioner makes the call and sends it, the player does the work, and the next morning says whether it landed. Nothing here is a separate tool somebody has to remember to open.
Your crest sits beside ours on every screen your players see.
Getting started
Start with a pilot.
One month, one squad, set up by us. No card, no procurement, and nothing for your players to pay, ever. We provision your account, your code goes out to the squad, and inside the first week your staff will see at least one player they would have missed.
Working on your own rather than with a squad? Sensus is A$199 a month with a 30 day free trial, and you can set yourself up in a few minutes.
Your staff already know the squad. This tells them where to look.