A working environment for the staff
Review the athlete, the squad and the daily plan within the permissions assigned to your staff.
Omnisio Team · clubs and gyms
One app for your athletes. The club's whole picture behind it.
Your athletes keep the app they already open every morning. Your club runs the readiness view, the watchlist, the load plan and the assignments behind it — under your crest, your colours and your language.
- Every sport, from the senior squad down to the academy
- Women's squads built in, not bolted on afterwards
- Each club reads the panel in its own language
- Your crest, your colours, your wording
An illustration of the club panel. Not a screenshot of a real squad.
How it fits
One app. Two sides of it.
A club system the athlete never opens is a club system with nothing in it. So we put the club inside the app the athlete already opens.
The athlete
Omnisio
Nothing new to download. Sleep, recovery, strain, nutrition, training and Bio-Age stay exactly where they were.
The club
Omnisio Team
Your staff assign training, nutrition, goals and recovery targets. They arrive inside the athlete's own app as a Club section wearing your crest, your colours and your language.
Nobody has to be persuaded to open a second app, because there isn't one.
What your club gets
The whole squad, every morning, in one view.
Outcomes rather than dashboards: where everyone stands, who needs a look and why, and one place to decide what happens next.
The readiness view
Where every athlete stands this morning, ordered so the ones who moved are at the top. Open one and you see what changed and what it means for today's session.
A watchlist that says why
No "the software predicts an injury". Each entry names what moved, what it points at and what to do about it — ranked by how much it matters, and every one of them auditable afterwards.
Load planning and sessions
Plan the week, record what was actually done, and see the gap between the two while it is still a gap rather than an injury.
Return to play
A board that carries an athlete stage by stage from injured to available, with the condition for leaving each stage written down before anyone is under pressure.
Assignments
Nutrition and training set per athlete and per sport, read inside their own app.
Match day and where you play it
Heat, humidity, cold and altitude at the venue turn into concrete hydration, fuelling and recovery actions for that day, rather than a warning nobody acts on.
Clinical modules, behind their own door
Health and risk, sport psychology and safeguarding, each in the club's own language. A coach with no clinical role sees that a record exists and nothing that is inside it.
Federation exports
TFF, RFPL or a generic file, produced from what is already in the panel.
Reports and the boardroom view
The same squad, summarised for the people who do not open the panel daily.
Squad admin and billing
Who is on the panel, in which role, and what the club is paying for.
Every squad
Every sport. Every athlete. Every language.
Not only football, not only the men's first team, and not only in English.
From the first team down to the academy
Football, basketball, volleyball and past them. Each sport carries its own load planning, its own drills and its own return-to-play stages rather than a football template with the names changed.
Youth grouped by how developed they are
Two fifteen-year-olds can be two years apart in development. The academy can be grouped by that rather than by the year on a birth certificate.
Women's squads, first-class
Women's health is part of the product rather than a section added to it: cycle phase only where the athlete has given her own consent, iron and bone health kept in view, and the screening flow run by the club's medical staff. None of it is visible to somebody without a clinical role, and consent can be withdrawn without asking anyone.
Your club's own language
A Russian club opens the panel in Russian and a Turkish club in Turkish, down to the wording on the alerts. The next language is a configuration rather than a release.
The kit your squad already wears
GPS vests, wearables and lab work arrive in one shape whoever they came from, and stay yours. No rip-and-replace, and no club tied to one supplier.
Catapult
STATSports
Polar
Kinexon
CSV and API import
Live demo
Walk your own panel.
Not a slide deck and not somebody else's squad. Sign in and the panel opens as your club.
What opens
A real panel with a real squad in it, themed as your club — not a recording of one.
- Your panel, as your clubCrest, colours and language read from your own configuration. A Russian club opens in Russian.
- Readiness and the watchlistAcross the whole squad, with the reason attached to every entry.
- The club section previewExactly how your layer looks inside the athlete's own app.
The app and the club platform are one product, not two that talk to each other.
The athlete gets something they want to open. The club gets the data that follows from that. Built separately, each half would be worse: a club system with no daily data in it, and a consumer app with nothing for the staff who train the person using it.
Beyond clubs
For gyms, chains and companies.
Any organisation that cares about the bodies of the people inside it.
Gyms and studios
Give members a branded longevity experience with real coaching behind it — something they stay for, rather than one more app on the phone.
Multi-site chains
Every branch on one platform, each one white-labelled, with central oversight and per-site configuration. One contract, one panel, one place to look.
Companies and teams
Buy it for your people. Corporate health delivered through an app they open because they want to, not because a policy told them to.
Trust
Residency, role gates, and a trail nobody can quietly edit.
Built for the Turkish and Russian markets first, which is why none of this is an add-on.
KVKK
152-FZ
GDPR
AES-256-GCM
Where the data lives
Every club carries a data region of its own. Turkish clubs under KVKK, Russian clubs under 152-FZ, EU clubs under GDPR — decided when the club is set up, not argued about afterwards.
Two doors, not one
Clinical notes are role-gated and encrypted where they are stored. A raw copy of the database gives up nothing, and the role gate closes before the record is read rather than after.
Every clinical read is written down
Access to a clinical record is recorded in a chain that shows whether an entry was altered after the fact. Emergency access exists because it has to, requires a reason, and is logged like everything else.
Next step
Run your club on what you can actually see.
Book a demo and we will stand a white-label panel up in your crest, your colours and your language — for whichever sport you run.
team@omnisio.app · pricing is set per club.