You can play football, basketball, netball, athletes or any other sport, injuries are under one athlete record.

You injury history stays with you when you join or leave clubs.

An Athlete record that is owned and operated by you - the athlete.

Create one Athlete profile that belongs to you. You decide what information is recorded, who can see it, and the level of information you share with your clubs.

Your Athlete profile goes with you throughout your sporting life. Join or leave clubs when you choose, without leaving your injury history behind.

Keep past, current and resolved injuries together in one place, including injuries recorded by you or through your clubs.

Maintain a complete history of your concussions in one place, regardless of when they occurred, which sport you were playing or which club you belonged to.

Follow a Concussion Management Plan with guidance on appropriate activities and daily check-ins to help monitor your recovery.

Stay actively involved in managing your injuries. Add injury notes, rehabilitation plans and medical clearances so important information stays with you.

Know who can see your information and control what clubs can access, including information about past and current injuries and your workload.

Record your activities and track your Acute:Chronic Workload Ratio (ACWR) without needing wearables, helping you understand workload as you work towards improved performance and reduced injury risk.

Know what has happened.

Keep your injury and concussion history together instead of relying on memory, paperwork or different club systems.

Understand your recovery

Follow your injury and return-to-play journey, so you know where you are in your recovery.

Keep your history for life.

Your sporting injury doesn't disappear when your change clubs or change sports.