Who it's for

Everyone around the athlete.

Seven portals and one record. Everyone gets their own view; the athlete keeps the record.

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Athletes & Parents

Athletes & Parents

Know where you stand. Know what’s next.

Your scores, your trend, and what your coaches wrote. On your phone.

Most teams hand you a stat line and a ride home. By Tuesday it’s an argument about playing time. ISO DNA™ swaps the impression for a record. It isn’t a ranking board. It’s your athlete’s record, and it stays theirs.

Athletes

  • Your ISO Score™ and every category behind it
  • Your ISO DNA™ Grade against college benchmarks
  • Your trend across the season
  • Coach reports after every evaluated game
  • A recruiting profile that grows with every assessment

Parents

  • Every report the moment it’s submitted
  • More than one athlete on the same account
  • Control who’s connected, and cut a link any time
  • The schedule, without chasing a group chat

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Coaches & Development Coaches

Coaches & Development Coaches

Score what you see. Keep what you saw.

One framework for your whole staff, and nothing lost between the game and the assessment.

You’re coaching during the game, not taking notes on one kid’s footwork. ISO DNA™ gives every coach a place to log what they noticed, so when assessment time comes you’re reading your own observations back instead of reconstructing them.

Coaches

  • Rate athletes across every category
  • Compare reports side by side across your roster
  • Notes on every athlete, logged when you notice it

Development Coaches

  • Run the assessments the ISO Score™ is built on, every 2, 4 or 6 weeks
  • Attempts, totals, makes and percentage, by skill
  • Follow-up flags for the athletes who need work

Two coaches, same athlete, same categories. The numbers mean something side by side.

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Athletic Trainers

Athletic Trainers

Log the work behind the work.

Strength, conditioning and skills sessions, reported against the athlete’s record.

Scores show where an athlete stands. Your sessions are how they got there. ISO DNA™ puts your reports on the same record the coaches score, so the development shows up with the work that built it.

Athletic Trainers

  • Schedule sessions: strength training, skills development, conditioning
  • Write session reports tied to a game and an athlete
  • See assigned athletes and pending invitations in one place
  • Notes on every athlete, next to the coach assessments
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Scouts & Recruiters

Scouts & Recruiters

Structured evaluations from live viewings.

You saw the athlete on one night. The platform shows you the other forty.

Scouts

  • Schedule and prioritize visits by game
  • Rate athletes on 1–10 sliders across every skill
  • Submit reports tied to the game you watched

Recruiters

  • Read the ISO Score™, the ISO DNA™ Grade and the coach reports behind them, not a two-minute tape
  • See an athlete’s trend, not just their best night
  • Profiles are shared by the family, so the ones you see are the ones that want to be seen
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Clubs, Teams & Schools

Clubs, Teams & Schools

Get your whole staff evaluating the same way.

One framework. Your full roster. Numbers that mean something side by side.

Every club says it develops athletes. Almost none can show it. With ISO DNA™, every coach scores the same categories against the same skills, and the athletes who need attention show up on the dashboard instead of getting missed for six weeks.

It’s also the clearest retention argument you have. Families who can see development happening stay.

Clubs, Teams & Schools

  • Roster-wide development assessments, every 2, 4 or 6 weeks
  • Portals for coaches, development coaches and athletic trainers
  • Report comparison across athletes and seasons
  • Parent access built in
  • A record your organization keeps as athletes move up