You can’t be in every net
Across batches and coaches, you rely on second-hand updates to know how players are progressing.
An automatic training diary for every player.
Every session recorded, measured, and saved for you—so improvement is visible to parents, consistent across batches, and your academy’s results speak for themselves.
Academy-wide records
More players, more batches, more coaches—and less direct visibility into what each player is actually getting.
Across batches and coaches, you rely on second-hand updates to know how players are progressing.
Without something concrete to show, parents question whether the training is working—and quietly move on.
“He’s bowling well” is a feeling. There’s no comparable record to show a parent or build a reputation on.
Coaches run their normal sessions. The academy gets a connected view of every player automatically.
Each net records a normal session. No wearables, no camera rig, no change to the coaching routine.
Speed, line, length, trajectory, repeatability, and action indicators—measured delivery by delivery.
Every session flows into per-player histories and an academy-wide dashboard. No data entry, no report building.
Three things a growing academy needs—each built from what’s captured in every net session.
One view across every batch and coach—without sitting in on sessions or chasing updates.
Every coach is equipped the same way—surfaced deliveries, clips, and measurements for their players. It’s a tool for the coach, not a scorecard.
Owner view
Turn session data into something a parent can see—without adding reporting work for your coaches.
Parent-ready
Most players don’t announce that they’re leaving—the signs show up in the data first.
Early signal
Seen by parents
Book a pilot and see how one smartphone in the net gives your whole academy a shared record of player development.