QI Performa

Analysts and athletic staff were reading performance data across spreadsheets, provider exports and messaging threads. By the time a picture of a player's condition existed, the training decision it should have informed had already been taken.

Built for Match analysts, athletic trainers and coaching staff in Serie A

I spent the first phase inside their actual week — sessions, match days, the reporting they owed the coaching staff. The product was designed around that rhythm rather than around the data model: one live view per player, one per squad, everything else subordinate.

• Real-time ingestion and normalisation of tracking and monitoring data
• Per-player condition dashboards with configurable thresholds and alerts
• Squad-level comparison views for session planning
• Match and session reports generated for coaching staff
• Role-based access separating medical, athletic and technical staff

Performance staff work from a single live picture instead of reconciling exports, and reporting that used to be assembled by hand is produced as a by-product of the daily workflow.