Can college recruiters see my athlete's HyperPulse data?

Only if the athlete (or parent for under-18) opts in — that's the design. HyperPulse is planned to include a parent-controlled scout-share export after hardware and app validation. The athlete controls who sees it. The recruiter workflow is a roadmap item; founding-cohort programs help define it before launch.

How scout-share will work

Athlete picks 3–10 standout game sessions. The planned app export would generate a parent-controlled report using validated session metrics, sport-specific context, and a timestamp. Athlete sends the URL to coaches via email or DM. The athlete revokes access from inside the app at any time.

Why verified matters

Coaches stopped trusting parent-submitted highlight reels years ago. Device-signed verification is an R&D path. We will only market provenance features after the hardware, firmware, and backend validation path is proven.

Founding scout cohort — joining now

We are recruiting D-I, D-II, and club program scouts for the founding cohort. Founding programs help us define the export format and shape the privacy controls. The broader scout workflow is planned after validation and founding-cohort feedback.

College vs club vs HS recruiting

All three contexts are roadmap targets. College: HS senior year game data. Club: ID camp + showcase data. HS: scout list for the college pipeline. One sensor, all three pipelines.

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$129 launch sensor. designed for rule review; approval varies by sport, state, league, event, school, and official. 12 sports supported.

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