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Who Dynamos helps

Dynamos is designed around the people who make development happen. Choose the workflow that matches your role, then use a shared record so everyone can support the same next step.

Start with your role

The right Dynamos workflow depends on whether you are the person training, supporting, coaching, or running the program.

• Athletes use recaps, focus areas, drills, and history to make practice more intentional.
• Parents use shared reports to understand progress and support the next step without guessing.
• Coaches use capture, analysis, notes, rosters, and sharing to keep feedback moving.
• Academy leaders use consistent records and team views to improve coaching quality across staff.

Capture and analyze a session

A useful analysis starts with a useful source clip and ends with a coach-reviewed takeaway.

• Use a clear angle and keep the athlete visible for the relevant movement.
• Upload a supported video or record from the mobile app.
• Review the phase-by-phase analysis, cues, and linked moments.
• Edit the language, add context, and approve only what you are ready to share.

Turn feedback into progress

Dynamos connects a session observation to a practical next action instead of leaving it as a one-time comment.

• Add a coaching note or drill to a session recap.
• Keep the focus area visible in the athlete history.
• Mark work complete as the athlete practices.
• Return to prior sessions to compare patterns, not just isolated scores.

Run a clearer tryout and development process

A better evaluation records context, coachability, multiple positions, game-like reps, and follow-up, not only a single measurable.

• Create a session record for each athlete instead of relying on a single clipboard.
• Capture observations across positions, pressure, decision-making, and response to coaching.
• Keep an honest record of open roster needs and next steps.
• Use the evidence to communicate fit with families and staff.

Create and publish social content

The Social workspace helps a program turn approved moments into consistent communication without losing control of the source media.

• Create a draft from a real photo, clip, or approved generated asset.
• Review captions, layout, platform, and schedule before publishing.
• Keep media attached to its post until the post is removed, so the record stays understandable.
• Reconnect provider accounts when permissions or MFA flows expire.

Use the mobile apps well

Mobile is for capture, review, sharing, and quick action when the work is happening. The web app is best for deeper management.

• Use the mobile app to sign in, record or upload, review analysis, and manage social drafts.
• Use the web app for rosters, deeper history, team views, and account administration.
• If a provider login opens an MFA screen, finish the provider flow before returning to Dynamos.
• If a media preview fails, keep the original source and use the retry or replacement path rather than creating duplicate posts.

Privacy, safety, and permissions

Youth sports workflows need clear boundaries around media, access, and the people allowed to see a recap.

• Upload only media you have permission to use and share.
• Keep coach notes and private development context separate from public social content.
• Use explicit sharing controls and revoke connected account access when it is no longer needed.
• Dynamos is a coaching aid, not a medical device or a replacement for qualified medical advice.

Product screenshots

These examples show how Dynamos connects mobile capture and publishing with deeper web analysis and reporting.