What every page of the platform does, how it fits your performance week, and the domain concepts behind it — written for the technical staff.
The Staff Hub, chat & tasks and video — your entry point to the app.
The single source of truth for ClavaMetrics' domain concepts — ACWR, s-RPE, EWMA, MD-, microcycles and more, with the real formulas and cited references.
The app's home — a daily overview of squad KPIs, quick-access module cards, a recent-activity feed and your tasks.
Team chat plus a task board — message in channels and DMs, and manage tasks assigned by person or by role, with due dates and reminders.
A video library that links (not hosts) your Google Drive / Dropbox videos and connects each to sessions, players and matches.
The whole club on one screen — this week's plan for every category, and, for the performance direction, how the season is actually going across teams.
Build the training calendar, microcycles and daily sessions.
The team's planning canvas — microcycles, training sessions, matches and logistics laid out day by day around the match-day-minus framework.
The session builder — design the full content of one training day: phases, drills, durations, intensity, the day's squad and the projected GPS load.
The season macro-plan — set a periodization model, lay out phases, competitions and fixtures, and break the year into mesocycles and weekly microcycles.
The catalog of field drills the club has designed — searchable and filterable by orientation, intensity, match day, game type and focus, and reusable in sessions.
The pitch editor for building a drill — place players and objects, draw movements and zones, set the format and tags, and save it to the Exercises Library.
The strength-session builder — warm-up, plyometrics, main work and individual adaptations, with sets × reps × load, tonnage, and an AI draft that only picks from your own exercises.
The tactical objective of each training day — picked from a catalogue the club owns, marked main or secondary, and added up over the month and the season so you can see what was actually worked on.
Monitor load, analyze GPS and track wellness against the plan.
A multi-view GPS dashboard — distance, speed zones, accelerations and player load across sessions, weeks and matches, with baselines, ACWR and fitness-fatigue trends.
A squad-level workload-risk dashboard built on the acute:chronic workload ratio (ACWR) — who is underloaded, in the sweet spot, overreaching or in the danger zone.
The session-RPE monitor — collect each player's perceived exertion after a session, turn it into s-RPE load (RPE × minutes), and feed the ACWR.
The morning wellness check-in monitor — sleep, fatigue, stress and soreness on a 1–7 Hooper scale, plus pain flags, read alongside training load.
The physical-testing module — record jumps, sprints, endurance, strength and force-plate tests, benchmark against the squad, and track each player's evolution.
The archive of past training sessions — filter, review and compare completed sessions, and surface back-filled historical imports that carry real load and GPS data.
The post-match report — score, formation and per-player minutes, ratings, goals, cards and GPS, tied to the match on the calendar.
Per-player energy and macro targets from a published RMR equation, meal-plan templates that scale to each player, body-composition tracking and daily hydration.
Injuries, rehab, clinical records and availability.
The injury log — record a player's injury, track it through rehabilitation phases, and clear it back to availability, with the squad's injury burden at a glance.
The squad-level medical index — each player's status, active issue, availability and last review at a glance, linking into their individual clinical record.
One player's full clinical file — medical profile, medications, screenings, episodes, surgeries, studies and documents — restricted to medical roles.
The physiotherapy treatment log — record rehab and preventive sessions, and send training adaptations to the coaches' daily plan.
The hub for rehabilitation plans and preventive programs — track each player's phase, owners, return-to-play estimate and today's session.
Players, profiles, lineups and evaluations.
The roster hub for a team or category — players grouped by position, with profiles, bulk actions, CSV import/export and a lineup builder.
A players-by-day matrix of who can train — available, partial, injured, ill or away — feeding the squad-health counts the rest of the platform reads.
One athlete's data in a single read-only view — identity, KPIs, and tabs for physical tests, load & wellness, and availability & injuries, each pulled from its own module.
The lineup builder — pick a formation, place the starting XI and bench for a match, and produce a shareable lineup poster.
The configurable player-dossier generator — toggle blocks, pick which tests appear, benchmark against the squad, save templates, and export a branded PDF.
Club setup, roles, billing and platform administration.