An athlete's trends

For head and assistant coaches.

Once you've recorded a few memos about an athlete, the app can read them all and sum up the season so far: Strengths, Work on, and how they've changed Over time. Use it to plan practice, or before you talk to a family.

See an athlete's trends

1. Open the athlete from your team's roster.
2. Tap Trends. On iPhone and iPad it's the chart button at the top of the screen.
3. Wait a few seconds while it reads the memos. Tap Refresh after you've added more.

On the web, open the Notes tab and choose the athlete. Trends is under the box for writing a note: click Summarize, and Refresh after you've added more.

If there aren't enough memos yet, it says so. Record a few more and come back.

Where it's written

Summaries are written by an AI model in the cloud, which reads the whole season. The bottom of each summary says when it was written and where.

• Offline, an iPhone or iPad with Apple Intelligence writes one on the phone instead, and a note at the top says so. It's less thorough, and the cloud summary replaces it the next time you open Trends with a connection.
• Other phones, Android included, keep showing the last summary while you're offline, with a note that it doesn't include the newest memos.
• Opening Trends again doesn't run the AI again unless the memos have changed.
• On the web, a summary is written only when you click, and isn't kept after you leave the page (a club computer may be shared). Click Summarize to write it again.

Good to know

• The AI only summarizes. It works from your memos and nothing else. Treat it as a starting point, not a verdict.
• Summaries have a monthly limit per team, so they can't run up a bill. If the team reaches it, the app tells you.
• Your notes aren't used to train AI models, by us or by Amazon, who runs the cloud model. See the privacy policy.
• Families never see trends. To share a summary with a family, write a progress report.