FAQ
The scoring, the privacy, the schedule and what it takes to get a club on it.
Coaches score your athlete against a framework built for their sport. Those scores become an ISO Score™ out of 10 and chart over time into a profile they keep.
Athletes and their parents. The coaches, development coaches and athletic trainers who work with them. The scouts and recruiters who evaluate them. Everyone gets their own view. The athlete keeps the record.
No. Every sport gets its own version. Basketball is live, soccer is in pilot, and we build more one sport at a time.
Because they aren’t played the same way. Scoring a keeper against a forward’s stat set gives you a number that means nothing.
No. One profile carries a framework for each sport they’re assessed in.
A development coach runs the assessments. Coaches and scouts add evaluations from games.
The ISO Score™ comes from development assessments: a coach’s read on every skill, out of 10. The ISO DNA™ Grade comes from game stats compared with college benchmarks for your position. Both live on the same profile.
No. Nobody can edit a score or pay to change one. Talk to the coach who entered it. The report shows who and when.
Because one night is noise.
No. Nothing is published or browsable. A profile gets shared only when you share it.
Your athlete, you, and whoever you approve. You can cut any link whenever you want.
Every 2, 4 or 6 weeks, on the schedule agreed when you sign up. Coaches and scouts add evaluations from games in between.
Nothing. It stays. That’s the point.
Yes, a parent account, to see reports, manage links and follow the schedule.
Assessments go in at development sessions, not between games. Notes get logged when you notice something, so nothing has to be remembered later.
