Records the session
A squad of thirty is marked in under a minute, outdoors, on a phone.


We build the systems sporting organisations run on, and the record that follows an athlete between them.
The work is unglamorous. Attendance, measurements, assessments, and the decisions those add up to.

Software built for how sport actually runs, not for how an office does.
One record per athlete, kept across terms, coaches and institutions.
A pathway that survives a change of coach, club or country.
Evidence a decision-maker can act on, and explain to the people it affects.
A coach measures an athlete. The result goes into a workbook nobody else will open.
When that athlete moves to an academy, a club, a national squad, the record stays behind. By the time they are good enough to be noticed, the evidence that would have shown it years earlier is gone.
Every screen below is the working application. Every number on it was measured, not written for the picture.
A squad of thirty is marked in under a minute, outdoors, on a phone.

Raw numbers in. Qualities out.

Twenty-five pupils, and exactly what evidence each one still needs.

How good they are now, and how fast they are improving, side by side.

SIIQ advises. A person decides. The reasoning is kept.

One record that survives the term, the teacher and the school.

One message reaches a whole squad’s families, and stays on the record.

Six systems, one record. One of them is running today.
A digital environment designed to support structured sports programmes, stronger administration and long-term sporting development.
Schools and educational institutions
SIIQ Sports Enterprise is in development with founding partner schools. The rest of the ecosystem is the direction we are building towards, and we will say so plainly until each one is ready.
One record, moving between every institution an athlete passes through.

Strengthen the management and long-term value of sport within education.

Build more structured and sustainable athlete-development environments.

Create stronger operational foundations around competitive sport.

Support the organisations responsible for organising and growing sport.

Strengthen the environments surrounding athlete development.

Create greater continuity and visibility throughout the sporting journey.

Support structured competition and participation.

Enable more measurable and sustainable sporting impact.
Sport stops living in one person’s laptop. What was measured, who decided and why survives the term, the staff change and the season.
The judgement of the person who watched the session is recorded as evidence in its own right, not lost between a stopwatch and a spreadsheet.
One record that follows them between school, club and squad, so nobody starts from nothing every time they change coach.
The constraints are the design brief. Patchy signal, shared devices, a coach with a class of thirty and ten minutes.
Software that works in those conditions works anywhere. Software built for a fast office connection does not.
Athletes change coach, club and country. The evidence should travel with them rather than stay in the workbook of whoever measured them.
SIIQ arranges what was measured and shows the reasoning. A person decides. No system should hand down a judgement about a young athlete.
The workflows come from coaches and directors who ran them on paper first, and who told us where paper failed.
Data gets recorded pitch-side in the sun on a mid-range Android with no signal. That is the test that matters, not a demo on a fast connection.
Give every sporting organisation the tools to see what its athletes can actually do.
One record per athlete, from a first school register to an elite squad.
The athlete stays central to everything we build.
Trust, responsible leadership and protection of sporting information.
Good sports technology should not exist only at the elite level.
Sport progresses when institutions and people work together.
Information should lead to clearer thinking and stronger planning.
The technology evolves as sport evolves.
Twenty minutes, live, on one of your year groups. Attendance, a set of measurements, a placement.
If it is not close to useful for you yet, we will say so on the call.
We talk to federations, technology partners, investors and development organisations working on athlete pathways.
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