Program Example

Wired Edge • Interactive Example

Built for schools and clubs

This page lets you preview the complete Wired Edge flow — from program setup to coach onboarding to athlete intake to dashboards/reports — using realistic example data. Nothing is saved. Nothing is submitted. It’s a guided walk-through you can experience in under 2 minutes.

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Welcome

Quick preview: what your coaches actually use

You’ll see the exact screens coaches and athletes fill out, and how that converts into usable insight on the dashboard.

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Tip: Use this page live on a call. You can say “click Start” and walk through each screen together.

Program Intake

Program / HS / Club Setup

This is what a school or club admin fills out to create the program profile.

Program Dashboard

Fremont High School Athletics Program View

Program admins share a setup link with coaches to onboard teams. (This is the “share link” moment.)

Program setup link

https://wirededge.co/coach-intake/?we_role=coach&program=123&ptoken=EXAMPLE

On a real account, that link is unique to the program and auto-attaches teams under the program view.

Coach / Team Setup

Coach Intake (example)

Coaches answer a quick team setup plus coaching tendency questions — so the system understands how they lead and communicate.

Coach Name Coach Email Create Password Confirm Password Team Name Sport Estimated Roster Size Years of Coaching Birth Date Birth Time Birth Location

Coaching Tendencies (Full Intake Preview)

When your team is flat or low-energy, your first instinct is to…Your default communication style on the sideline or bench tends to be…When an athlete struggles or makes repeated mistakes, you typically…In competitive environments, you focus most on…When giving feedback in the moment, you tend to…Your practices usually feel most like…When there’s team conflict or drama, your instinct is to…What tends to drain your energy most over a season?What elevates your energy and makes you feel like you’re coaching at your best?Which athlete behaviors do you value most on your teams? I consent to this information being used within Wired Edge.

Athlete Intake

Athlete profile (example)

This is what players/parents complete. In the live product, this attaches the athlete to the coach’s roster and generates the insight report. In this demo, nothing is saved — it’s just a preview.

Athlete Name Parent Email Used for confirmations and access. This is the account username. Create Password Confirm Password Parent Phone Sport & Primary Position Dominant Hand / Foot Years of Competitive Experience Birth Date Birth Time Birth Location

Athlete Performance Tendencies (Full Intake Preview)

How do you typically recharge your energy before games or training?When learning a new skill, what helps you most?Under pressure, what is your natural response?What builds your confidence fastest before competition?What tends to throw your focus off most during a game?When conflicts or disagreements happen, your instinct is to…In team settings, you naturally tend to…What motivates you most during sports or competition?When receiving coaching or feedback, you most prefer it to be…Big games and high pressure usually make me… I consent to generating this performance insight profile.

Coach Dashboard

Fremont Tigers — Varsity Girls Soccer Coach View

This is what the coach sees: athlete intake link + roster + a “Report Lenses” viewer.

Coach reports (2-tab)

Athlete intake link

https://wirededge.co/athlete-intake/?we_role=athlete&coach=456&ctoken=EXAMPLE

In production, players/parents use this link to complete the athlete questions.

Athletes on your roster

Athlete	Sport / Position	Reports
Mia Carter	Soccer — Center Midfield

Mia Carter — “Connector Competitor”

Pressure style: Locks in when the stakes rise, but performs best with clear roles.

Communication: Encouraging, quick to support teammates, helps stabilize energy.

Coaching notes

Give 1–2 specific cues, then let her self-correct.
Use “mission language” (role clarity) to reduce overthinking.
Natural on-field translator between coach intent and teammate execution.

PARENT LENS

How Mia is wired at home

Responds best to calm, specific direction (one step at a time).
Wants to do things the "right way" and can take responsibility personally.

What helps most

Clear expectations + a simple routine before events.
Praise effort + follow-through, not just results.

If stress shows up

She may get quiet, take things on, or feel responsible for team outcomes.
Help by resetting: "What’s your one job right now?"

COMPETITIVE LENS

What you’ll see in big moments

She sharpens focus when stakes rise.
Performs best when role is crystal clear.

Competitive edge

Strong decision-making when structure is present.
Natural stabilizer when teammates get chaotic.

Coaching leverage

Give one priority cue + let her execute.
Use role language: "Win your space. Be the connector."

VOLUNTEER COACH LENS

Simple ways to support her

Keep feedback short and specific.
Reinforce the routine: role → spacing → next action.

What to avoid

Too much instruction mid-play.
Emotional pile-on after mistakes.

Best quick cue

"One job. Next action."

Wired Edge Profile — Mia Carter

Top pattern: High trust builder + calm intensity. When she knows her job, she becomes the team’s stabilizer under pressure.

Performance under pressure

Responds best to structure and clear responsibilities.
Can over-carry responsibility if teammates are scattered.

Motivation

Driven by team standards and doing things “the right way.”
Plays her best when the group feels aligned.

Coach communication style

Specific, calm feedback lands best.
Short correction + one action step = fastest improvement.

The “Lenses” let different stakeholders interpret the same insights through the right context — without changing the underlying profile.

Program Overview

Program roll-up view (example)

This is what an AD / club director sees: which coaches are onboarded, the teams, and athlete counts.

Coach	Team	Sport	Athletes
Coach Avery Thompson	Fremont Tigers — Varsity Girls Soccer	Soccer	22
Coach Marcus Lee	Fremont Tigers — JV Volleyball	Volleyball	14
Coach Dana Brooks	Fremont Tigers — Varsity Boys Basketball	Basketball	13

This page is for both Schools and Clubs. You can send them to the Schools pricing page, the Clubs pricing page, or the main pricing hub.

Pricing Hub Schools Pricing Clubs Pricing

Coaching Tendencies (Full Intake Preview)

Athlete Performance Tendencies (Full Intake Preview)

Coach Avery Thompson — “Calm Systems Builder”

Coaching notes

Wired Edge Coach Profile — Avery Thompson

How you lead under pressure

Communication style

Mia Carter — “Connector Competitor”

Coaching notes

PARENT LENS

How Mia is wired at home

What helps most

If stress shows up

COMPETITIVE LENS

What you’ll see in big moments

Competitive edge

Coaching leverage

VOLUNTEER COACH LENS

Simple ways to support her

What to avoid

Best quick cue

Wired Edge Profile — Mia Carter

Performance under pressure

Motivation

Coach communication style