Keep Every Player
On The Pitch.

HaloPro is device-agnostic. It integrates with all major wearable brands, Garmin, WHOOP, Apple Watch, Oura, Polar, and more, alongside lab results, clinical assessments, and training management systems. Your athletes don't need to switch devices.

HaloPro continuously correlates biometric signals, HRV trends, sleep architecture, resting heart rate, skin temperature, against each athlete's personal baseline. When multiple markers deviate simultaneously, HaloSight flags the risk and recommends a training load adjustment, typically days before symptoms appear.

HaloScape is HIPAA and GDPR compliant, with ISO 27001 (information security), ISO 27701 (privacy), and ISO 13485 (medical devices) certification. All athlete data is encrypted at rest and in transit. Consent-based sharing means athletes control exactly what their coaching and medical staff can see.

Most professional clubs are fully operational within weeks. Athletes download HaloScape, connect their existing wearables, and data starts flowing into HaloSight immediately. No hardware purchases required to get started.

No. HaloPro pulls from the devices and systems they already use. The value is in unifying what's already there, not adding another layer of hardware.

Yes. The platform includes cycle-aware intelligence for women athletes, adaptive algorithms for wheelchair-using athletes, and growth-phase baselines for academy players. Different bodies get different models.

Four streams. Wearable data, HRV, VO2 max, sleep stages, skin temperature, resting heart rate and training load from every major device. Clinical assessments, musculoskeletal screening, range-of-motion tests, FMS scores and injury history, digitised and correlated with daily biometrics. Biochemical data, blood panels, hormone levels, vitamins, minerals and inflammatory markers. Performance testing, lactate threshold, sprint benchmarks and strength testing, cross-referenced with recovery and readiness.

Yes. HaloPro goes beyond objective wearable biometrics with two-way communication and subjective scoring. Through the HaloScape app, athletes answer short daily questions, perceived exertion, sleep quality, fatigue, mood, and care teams cross-reference that feedback with objective biometric data for a genuinely holistic read on readiness.

Yes. Force plate metrics, jump tests, sprint benchmarks, strength profiling and physiological assessments are logged directly into the platform. HaloPro correlates those benchmarks with daily biometrics, recovery metrics and training load, giving your staff a longitudinal view of athlete development and physical capacity.

A single at-a-glance readiness indicator in the athlete app, combining every biometric the platform holds against that athlete's own baseline. In HaloSight your staff see the same score alongside the individual factors that produced it, ACWR, sleep debt, HRV trend, resting heart rate, so every number can be traced back to the markers that moved.

Five model families run continuously against each athlete's personal baseline: HRV trend analysis (autonomic readiness and stress adaptation), resting heart rate deviation (early fatigue or illness), sleep architecture (deep, REM and light stages correlated with next-day performance), skin temperature variation (inflammatory response, illness onset, overtraining) and cumulative load (strain accumulation and recovery windows). A flag is raised when several deviate at once, not on a single reading.

Athletes get HaloScape: all-in-one health tracking, their daily Halo Score, personal recovery insights, sleep architecture analysis and training load optimisation. Care teams get HaloSight: the complete athlete health picture, a team-wide risk dashboard, individual deep-dives, automated training load adjustments and early pattern recognition. Same data, two purpose-built views, and athletes control what is shared through consent-based access.

Yes. HaloPro closes the traditional gap between performance and medicine by serving as a unified Athlete Monitoring System and Electronic Medical Record. Coaching and sports science staff track daily workload, GPS metrics and readiness, while physicians, physiotherapists and medical staff document clinical notes, injury history, treatments and return-to-play clearance, one compliant, role-based ecosystem.

That split is the problem HaloPro was built for. Fragmented data across wearables, medical records and coaching tools means patterns get missed and recovery decisions get made on partial information. HaloSight gives both departments one risk-stratified view, with role-based access so clinical detail stays with clinicians while coaches still see availability and load. Physicians, physiotherapists and dietitians work inside the same team record.

No. HaloPro turns recovery from a guess into a protocol, but every flag is explainable and every decision stays with your staff. The platform shows the factors that drove a recommendation, which markers moved, by how much, over how many days, so your physician or physiotherapist can agree, adjust or overrule it. It is decision support, not an automated diagnosis.