Features Medical log
A medical log the whole staff can read.
Injuries, doctor’s notes, physio assessments, return-to-play protocol: everything is connected, from diagnosis back to the pitch. You see where every player stands without calling anyone.
Free for one team · no club approval needed · ready in minutesT. Mendes Hamstring strain · grade 1
Since April 28- Diagnosis
- Treatment
- Reconditioning
- Group training
- Match available
- Doctor Straight-line running approved. No sprinting before day 7.
- Physio Good response to strengthening. Player-reported feel improving.
Estimated return 10 – 12 days
One injury, one record — not five conversations.
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A history per player
Every injury, every treatment, every comeback lives on the player’s record. Recurring issues become visible instead of half-remembered.
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Doctor and physio in one place
The doctor’s clearance and the physio’s assessment sit on the same record — no SMS to forward, no verbal handoff that gets lost.
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A staged return-to-play
Diagnosis, treatment, reconditioning, group training, match available: each stage is explicit, and nobody rushes a comeback.
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Read-only coach visibility
You see status and availability at a glance; the medical detail stays with the staff who own it.
How it works
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Open the record
The physio or the coach creates the entry: player, injury, date. Thirty seconds at pitch-side.
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The staff add their notes
Doctor, physio and fitness coach write on the same record, each from their own view.
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Follow the protocol
The return-to-play stages advance with the player, visible to every authorised staff member.
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Plan with real availability
Attendance and session planning reflect who is actually fit — no surprises on match day.
Frequently asked questions
Who can see a player’s medical data?
Only the staff members you authorise. The coach sees status and availability; the detailed notes stay with the staff who wrote them.
We don’t have a physio. Is it still useful?
Yes. Many amateur teams start with the coach logging injuries and return dates. The structure helps even with a staff of one.
What is a return-to-play protocol?
A staged path from diagnosis back to match availability. STRIVN makes the stages explicit so a player doesn’t come back too early because nobody had the full picture.
Does it work for long-term injuries?
Yes — a record has no time limit, and the staged protocol is built precisely for the multi-week comebacks where information usually gets lost.
Explore the rest of the platform
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Communication & call-ups
Every event generates its message and its reply link. Attendance keeps itself up to date.
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Load planning & RPE
Plan the week’s load day by day, then player RPE fills in the actual: planned vs actual, ACWR, weak signals.
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Sessions & tactics
Tactical boards, a drill library and an AI assistant that accounts for the squad’s actual load.
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Live session
The prepared session runs block by block on your phone or tablet at the touchline: clock, instructions, diagrams — and the staff follows along.
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Live match
Score the match in one tap, share a public link that needs no account — and every player finds their stats in their portal after the match.
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Opponent scouting
Prepare the next opponent together: a structured report, the opposing squad, tagged clips — then share it with the group through a simple link.
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Team reports
The report you never have time to write: composed from your data — attendance, load, medical — drafted by the AI and shared as a PDF.
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Your players’ app
Your players get an iOS and Android app: call-ups, wellness check-ins, a personal program and stats — the loop you start closes itself.
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Put the medical log where the staff can read it.
Create your team for free — the medical log is part of the free plan, not a paid add-on.