Every session becomes evidence.
Turn every session, assessment and development objective into evidence that coaches, families, leadership and sponsors can understand.
Six connected parts of one record.
Player passports
A private developmental record: goals, session evidence, reflections, coach observations and milestones.
Curriculum and session planning
The authorized curriculum, sequenced into weekly themes and session plans coaches actually use.
Assessments
Baseline and endline assessment against defined technical, tactical and behavioural objectives.
Private evidence
Observations and approved media stored against roles, never published as a public child profile.
Family reports
Plain-language progress summaries guardians can read without a coaching background.
Academy and sponsor reporting
De-identified organizational reporting on delivery, participation, completion and progress.
Illustrative pilot interface, fictional data.
Every name, score and note shown in Academy 79 product demonstrations is fictional sample data. No real participant information is displayed anywhere on this website.
- Player
Goals, reflections, achievements and selected feedback.
- Coach or facilitator
Session plans, observation prompts, assessments and development notes.
- Guardian
Approved progress summaries, milestones and participation information.
- Academy or organization
Aggregated delivery, participation, completion and program milestones.
“Scan the field twice before I receive the ball.” Set in week 2 with her coach.
Checking shoulders more consistently in small-sided games. Next focus: first touch away from pressure.
“When I look early I have more time. I tried the same thing before answering in class.”
Week 6 summary shared with guardian: 6 of 6 sessions attended, 2 goals in progress, 4 reflections completed.
What the platform will never do.
- No public child profiles by default.
- Explicit parent or guardian consent.
- Role-based access.
- De-identified organizational reporting.
- No guaranteed academy placement or professional outcomes.
- No unauthorized use of partner brands.
- No independent sublicensing of partner methodology.
- Technical and brand approval required before program launch.
- Local operators remain responsible for facilities, insurance, medical protocols, staff screening and local compliance.
- International travel requires appropriate consent, safeguarding and operating partners.
No permanent player-value scoring, no automated psychological diagnosis, no independent AI selection or rejection, and no sale of individual participant data. Human review sits behind every published observation.