Competition Visibility
See what shows up around a competition, not just the result.
Competition Visibility runs in three phases around one event — Pre-Game, Post-Game, and Reset. It's created from a team you already have, so it fits inside game week instead of adding another program.
Do what you're already doing—with more of the human picture.
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What this gives you
Everybody gets something back.
For the competitor
- A short Tap In before it gets loud, and another when the whistle ends it.
- A personal Mirror after each phase, in their own words.
- A Reset phase for what they're carrying forward.
For the coach
- A governed picture per phase, not one blurred average of the whole week.
- What the group carried in, what actually happened, and what they're taking to the next one.
- Released only when enough of the team contributed to that phase.
How it works here
Competition Visibility, step by step.
- 01
Create it from your team
A competition is set up from a team you already run — no separate roster.
- 02
Pre-game
Before everything gets loud, competitors tap in and get their reflection.
- 03
Post-game
After the final whistle, they tap in on what actually happened.
- 04
Reset
One more phase for what they're carrying forward, then the governed picture is visible to the coach.
Privacy by design
What one competitor said stays with that competitor.
You never see an individual's pre-game or post-game answers.
Tap In turns the group's contributions into a phase-level picture for the coach.
Thin participation means no picture. Emotion around a result never becomes an invented pattern.
Alongside, not instead of
You keep doing what you do.
Keep your game plan.
Keep your pregame routine.
Keep your film session.
Just see the human side of game week too.
Technology reveals. Humans decide.
Example
What it actually looks like.
Everything below is illustrative sample content created for this page. It is not from a real participant and is not a customer result.
They tap in
What went wrong for you in this competition?
“I let one bad call get in my head and I was still thinking about it two possessions later.”
Their Mirror — returned to them only
You pointed at one moment and said it stayed with you.
You tracked how long it took to come back, not just that it happened.
You finished the competition still describing your own part in it.
Question to sit with
What usually brings you back after something you can't control?
What to notice
Notice where the reset happens in the next competition.
Many contributions, one governed picture
Post-game phase — team picture
- Officials' calls came up repeatedly as the thing hardest to let go of.
- Several competitors described a delayed reset rather than an immediate one.
- Talk between teammates was named as what pulled focus back.
No individual answer above is shown to a leader. The bigger picture is only released when enough people have contributed.