The whole picture

One word, every morning.

Four signals go in. One call comes out — push, hold, or ease. She doesn't have to interpret anything. Neither do you.

The real screen · scroll it, open any signal

How the call is made

Where the four circles overlap.

Each signal is scored on its own, then read together. The brighter and tighter the overlap, the more confident the call — and when one signal is stale or missing, the system says so instead of pretending.

1
A decision, not a dashboardShe gets one instruction with the session already built to match it. The charts are there if she wants them — most mornings she won't.
2
It's honest about doubtMissing check-in? Stale screen? The ring empties and the call gets more conservative. It never guesses in the risky direction.
3
Everyone reads the same wordHer coach sees the same call you do. No translation, no disagreement about what the data "really" said.
4
It explains itselfEvery screen has a "How this works" toggle. She can learn the system at her own pace — and she will.
The point of all of it

The best outcome is the season where nothing happens.

full squad on the pitch, end of season, everyone still playing

No missed months. No surgery consult. No watching from the sideline while her team plays the game she trained all year for. That's what a live picture buys you — and it's almost invisible when it works.