Good questions.

An app for the coaching staff of a football club. It reads the training load you already record, shows each player in one of three bands for the next two to three days, and explains why. Players get their own small app for a daily check-in.

No. PeakZone does not predict injuries and is not a medical device. It shows how much load a player has carried compared with what is usual for them, flags it in a band, and names what counted. The decision is yours.

A GPS export that names the player, the date, the minutes and the distance. That is enough to start. Anything else the export carries, such as high-speed running or accelerations, makes the picture richer. Anything it does not carry is shown as not measured, never as zero.

Any system that can export a spreadsheet. You match the columns once, and the app remembers the matching for the next import.

Yes. You can record a session, read the Injury Weather Map and give a top-up on the pitch with no internet. It saves on the phone and sends everything to the club when there is signal again.

Only what concerns them, in plain words: a daily check-in, one clear message and one action. Never raw numbers, never another player’s data, never a risk band.

On servers in the European Union. A player’s own answers and anything about their health are kept apart from the club’s training data, and a player can withdraw their agreement at any time.

Each coach sees their own club’s squad and nothing else. A player sees only their own page. Every decision is kept in a decision history, with who made it and what was known at the time.

By invitation. We set up the club, then a coach invites their staff and players from inside the app. Write to us and we will set you up.

Yes. Every club gets a test squad with made-up players, so you can try each screen before any real data goes in.

It depends on the size of the club. Write to us and we will tell you plainly.

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