Burst count
Cuts, high-intensity efforts, impacts, and recovery windows.
App
Simple enough for tournament chaos.
Parents should be able to pick a sport, arm a session, and understand the review without reading a sensor manual.
iOS AppAndroid App
Arm sessionReduce warmup and sideline noise.
Sport templatesShow the right metrics first.
Confidence labelsClean, noisy, or low confidence.
Trim reviewAdjust start and end after the event.
Parent flow
Four steps, no technical theater.
The app needs to feel calm and obvious. HyperPulse can be powerful underneath without making families stare at engineering language.
Pick athleteSelect the player and sport profile.
Attach sensorConfirm the device is awake and connected.
Arm nowStart the clean session window before the event.
ReviewSee moments, metrics, and confidence after play.
Screens
The dashboard should read at a glance.
Speed, load, sprints, impacts, jump context, and session state need hierarchy. Parents should see the headline first and the details second.
Metric design
Sport templates keep it readable.
The same sensor can support different sports by changing what the app emphasizes first.
First step
Short acceleration, base-running sprint, and rotation context.
Rep mode
Motion-start timer, top-speed window, fade, and consistency.
Gym work
Jump count, jump height, landing impact, load, and repeatability.
Next page
Choose the sport lane.
Each sport page can explain what the parent sees without crowding the homepage.