One player record
What your best coach knows
leaves when they do.
Every evaluation, every session, every milestone, every note a coach makes lands on one record that belongs to the player — and it stays when the coach doesn’t. Eight years old to eighteen, coach to coach, season to season. That record is what writes the report a family opens on Sunday, the plan the player works to, and the answer to the one question that decides your spring: what did my kid actually get for this?
By a kid’s third season it is a full history — every rating, every report, the week the weak foot finally clicked. Which is also why families stop leaving: nobody walks away from their child’s history.
Player history · on record
U13 · Defender
Wk 1 · SeptemberWk 12 · now
A record no group text, end-of-season form, or rival vendor can reconstruct
Team apps stop at logistics. Vimasu runs the club — and owns the development layer they can’t.
01
Sport-native across 27 sports.
Built around the framework your coaches already think in — Technique · Game IQ · Mindset in soccer, Skating · Skills · Hockey Sense in hockey, Takedowns · Mat IQ · Conditioning in wrestling, each in its own language. Generic vendors face years of sport-specific R&D to reach parity in even one vertical — we have depth in dozens.
02
Editorial workflow, not auto-send firehose.
Every report passes a director before it reaches a family. Competitors building auto-AI lose trust on the first hallucinated note. We don’t.
03
One system, not another tool in the stack.
Chat, registration, waivers, scheduling, payments and 1:1 booking — clubs cancel the patchwork one tool at a time. Vendors selling a single point feature can’t answer a platform that already holds the development record.
04
Voice-matched AI, not generic LLM output.
Reports sound like your program — terminology, tone, framework. A copy-paste generic AI competitor produces output families immediately recognise as filler.