Athelista
For coaches & trainers
One place to check every athlete's progress. Log a session on the field, and the trend, the flags and the parent update are already done by the time you're back in the car.
We build AI-powered products for people who don't have time for software that gets in the way. Two of them are live: Athelista, one place to track every athlete's progress, and Panchang Calendar, the traditional almanac done properly on a phone.
The products
Both started as a problem someone brought us. Both are in daily use. If yours isn't on this list, that's what our custom work is for.
For coaches & trainers
One place to check every athlete's progress. Log a session on the field, and the trend, the flags and the parent update are already done by the time you're back in the car.
For everyday planning
The traditional almanac, calculated properly and rendered for a phone. Tithi, nakshatra, and the auspicious windows for your city — without ten pop-ups to get there.
Why it matters
Logging a session takes under a minute. Progress charts, flags and updates build themselves — no spreadsheet night, no data entry after dinner.
Athelista · Panchang · custom builds
One screen tells you who's improving, who's plateaued and who needs a rest day. The AI surfaces the three athletes worth your attention today.
Progress · load · risk flags
Encrypted in transit and at rest, exportable any time, never sold and never used to train anything you didn't agree to. Athlete and minor records get stricter handling by default.
How it works
Import a list or type in names — no formatting rules, no template to download. Groups, ages and events take about ten minutes.
Times, reps, loads, a note by voice if your hands are full. Works on the field with no signal and syncs when you're back.
Open the squad view: who's up, who's flat, who needs rest. Send the week's report to parents in one tap.
Twenty minutes on a call tells us whether Athelista fits, whether Panchang covers it, or whether it's a custom build. We'll say which — including when the answer is no.