BeyondNinetyMinutes.
One app for the player's training load, body and nutrition — and a team of analysts behind every match, building the individual game.
DashboardEveryone analyses the team. Almost nobody analyses you.
Team-first video
Club analysis is built around the collective. Individual detail is a by-product, not the product.
Feedback arrives late
Clips land days after the whistle, with no plan attached and no one to walk the player through them.
Data lives in silos
GPS sits with the fitness staff. Load, sleep and nutrition are never joined up for the player himself.
Nobody owns the plan
Coaches change, clubs change, loans happen. The player's development restarts every single season.
The player carries the career. So the player should own the data, and own the plan.
Every signal, joined up around one player.
Every player onboards against his club, his position and his biometric data. Every number the app produces is read through that profile — never a generic benchmark.
Three layers, one player profile.
Performance and nutrition keep the player on the pitch. Analysis is what makes him better on it.
Performance
Training sessions by type, load measures and GPS metrics where the player has access. The app builds ACWR and chronic load from session history and turns it into a readable injury-risk and body-feeling signal. Matches logged past and future, with stats, GPS reports and private notes to the analyst.
Nutrition
A photo of the plate is enough. The app estimates calories and macro split, tracks how the day is fuelled, and generates daily targets from the player's goal.
Tracking is the floor, not the product
Log the session — type, duration, load measure, GPS where you have it. Snap the plate. Risk and body feeling show as a trend, so a spike is visible before it becomes a hamstring. It exists so the analysis has a body to work with.
Analysis
The coreA human analyst team behind the app. Every match reviewed against the player's position and his side's model of play, scored across four lenses and converted into an Individual Development Program with goals for every game.
A team of analysts. Working on one player.
This is where the app stops being a tracker. Every match the player plays is watched, cut and interpreted by an analyst who knows his position and his team's model of play.
The team model
How the side actually plays: build-up shape, pressing triggers, transition rules, set-piece duties. Context before judgement — a performance only means something inside a system.
The role
What that system demands of this position specifically. Which actions the player is genuinely accountable for, and which belong to somebody else on the pitch.
The player
Every match measured against both. Strengths identified and made repeatable; weaknesses isolated and turned into the week's work.
We don't grade the performance. We isolate the habits that produce it.
Four lenses. One development programme.
Physical
Sprint actions, repeat efforts, duel volume and how output holds across ninety minutes — read against the GPS and load data already in the app.
Technical
First touch under pressure, passing range, finishing profile: execution in the specific moments the player's role keeps creating for him.
Tactical
Scanning, positioning, decision timing and the off-ball movement the team model asks for. Usually the fastest area to move.
Psychological
Response after an error, intensity without the ball, body language, leadership signals — and consistency week to week.
An Individual Development Program: a goal for every single match, monthly objectives above them, and a scored record of both that follows the player wherever he signs.
Analysis is worthless until it changes a habit.
Captured and queued
The game is captured and queued for the analyst assigned to the player — the same analyst, every week.
Report and clips
Published in the app. Individual goals marked hit or missed, with the evidence attached.
Live video call
Clips watched together until the player can name the habit himself, not just recognise the moment.
IDP review
Objectives re-set against the trend rather than the last ninety minutes. Highlights refreshed.
Make the player the best version of what his team needs.
Availability
Load and fuelling managed before the body forces the issue. Fewer weeks lost to something that was visible in the data.
Clarity
The player knows precisely what he is being judged on this week, and what a good version of it looks like on video.
Leverage
A documented development record — evidence for the next contract, the next club, the next level up.
Own the data. Own the plan.
Access is by invitation while the analyst team is small. Tell us your club, your position and your season — we'll come back to you.