For athletes
You’re an athlete between games.
You get injured. Suddenly six or seven people are involved. And you, the athlete, are the only person talking to all of them.
Your physio sets a plan. Your sports psychologist works the mental side. Your nutritionist adjusts the programme. Your PT coach figures out the load. Your coach waits for news. Your parent calls everyone and gets a different answer each time.
Each person sees a different piece. The plan exists in fragments. And the weeks between appointments are where those fragments come apart.
- MiscommunicationYour physio's plan and your coach's training session have never been in the same room.
- MisinformationEveryone has a version of how you're doing. None of them match.
- Poor adherenceThree days in, no one knows if you're doing the exercises. Including you.
- Unsafe returnThe call gets made once everyone stops checking, regardless of timing.
- Voice gapThe question you didn't ask in the appointment is the one that matters most on Thursday.
- Loss of identityAt some point you stopped being an athlete and started being the injured one.
With Inner, your team moves with you.
- Your physio, sports psychologist, and coach are working from the same picture, so you stop managing three separate conversations alone.
- Your daily check-in takes two minutes. Your whole care team sees it, with calls and chasers off your plate.
- Your return-to-play timeline is visible to you and everyone who needs it. You have support keeping track.
Your friends and family layer.
Teammates, friends, mentors and family can follow your return. They see your progress and your milestones. They can send you a message.
They never see medical data. You choose who joins this layer.
Ages 16 and up. For athletes who take their sport seriously enough to take their return seriously.
With you through it.
Inner is in a pilot in Switzerland. We have a small number of places.
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