Team management, Simplified.

One app. One platform. Built for all teams. Training logs, communication, parent transparency — finally, all in the same place.

Mobile app calendar view for May 2026 showing scheduled activities including a ski bounding event, cross country skiing, and trail running, with details on times, locations, and durations.
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Screen showing time tracking for a period, with the current date range from December 22 to January 12, and 43% of the period completed. It displays planned hours of 56:00, actual hours of 24:00, remaining hours of 32:00, and an average work per week of 6:00.

For Coaches.

Spend more time coaching. Less time planning, chasing, and re-doing what shouldn't have been a spreadsheet in the first place.

More coaching.
Less everything else.

  • Publish structured training to groups

  • Team stats + individual athlete oversight

  • Equipment log across the full roster

  • Manage multiple teams in one place

Line chart showing heart rate, pace, speed, and elevation over a 19 km ski run. Heart rate peaks around 16 km, elevation peaks at 19 km, and pace varies throughout. The run was completed in 1 hour and 7 minutes.

For Athletes.

Your training.
your journey.

Your sessions, your goals, your conversations with your coach — all in one place. Own your journey from day one.

  • Log training with attached device + manual logging

  • HR zones, pace, splits, elevation

  • Post session notes to coach

  • Track equipment across all teams

Orange eye icon with 'Guardian Mode' text below on black background.

For Parents.

Total transparency.
Peace of mind.

See what's happening, hear what's said, know your athlete is safe. SafeSport-aligned by design — without the inbox flood.

  • SafeSport-compliant transparency

  • Full coach-athlete visibility

  • Training + schedule in one feed

  • Supervised athletes across teams

SafeSport-aligned,
by design.

Guardian-visible communications. Minor athlete protections. Auditable interactions. Built into the platform — not bolted on.

Your training. Yours.

Your plans and logs stay private. We don't sell your data. We don't collect it. Just the privacy to train at your best.

THE WHOLE PICTURE

ONE PLATFORM

Replace 5+ apps
with one place built for sport.

Schedule & Multi-Team

Weekly calendar view showing events in May 2026, including a climbing training session, ski race, and trail run, with navigation menu at the bottom.
Screenshot of a fitness class schedule for a roller skating session, including details about the date, time, duration, and session focus on technique and effort management.
  • Multi-team in one place.Club, school, and national program — all visible in a single calendar.

  • Guardian View for parents. Marked in orange when a parent is viewing — the SafeSport signal at a glance, and the practical tool families actually need: see your athlete's full schedule and plan the rest of the household around it.

  • Weekly summary. Volume, distance, and session count give instant snapshot of training load.

  • Color-coded roles. Blue for team, green for personal, orange for guardian-supervised. Zero ambiguity.

See every team, every role, every day.

One screen shows the athlete's — or coach's — full universe across every team. Parents see it too, so household scheduling actually works.

Training Session Analytics

Screenshot of a cycling app showing a completed mountain bike ride on May 20 from 10:00 am to 12:29 pm in Silver Falls, with a map of the route through natural areas, and statistics including distance, duration, calories burned, and average speed.
A screenshot of a fitness app displaying a running activity summary. It includes total duration of 2 hours and 29 minutes, 32.3 kilometers covered, heart rate zones, a heart rate and elevation chart, and split times with metrics such as pace, speed, and elevation for each segment.

Simple data. Serious depth.

Athletes log every session with GPS routes, heart rate zones, and per-km splits. Coaches see what their athletes actually did — not what an algorithm predicts.

  • Sports Watch Device Integration and Sync. Sessions upload automatically. Route map, HR, pace, elevation captured without manual entry.

  • HR zone breakdown. Zone 0-5 time and distance — coaches see exactly how much time at each intensity level.

  • Per-km splits table. Every kilometer with avg HR, peak HR, elevation, and pace. Data a coach can actually use.

  • Notes & coach feedback. Athletes add notes to a specific workout; coaches comment directly on that session — feedback tied to the exact training.

Training Plan

A screenshot of a mobile app for planning a training session. It includes details like workout type, date, time, location, and focus, specifically an XC skiing workout called 'OD Double Pole' scheduled for 7:00 AM on May 21, 2026, at the Transit Center.
Screen showing a training plan for May 18-24, 2026 with group and team workout details, scheduled exercises, and options to add training or publish weekly plan.
  • Coach collaboration — first of its kind. One coach designs the session, another reviews and approves, then it publishes to the team. Co-coaching workflows finally have a real platform.

  • Bulk edit after publish. Update a session for every athlete at once — not athlete by athlete like TrainingPeaks. Hours of busywork gone.

  • Save to Library. Every session a coach writes becomes a reusable template. Build a training library season over season.

  • Design for any sport. Build training across disciplines — ski, run, bike, strength, swim — all from one planner, not a single-sport tool.

Write once. Publish to the team instantly.

Coaches build training sessions with full descriptions, save them to a reusable library, and push them to athlete groups in one tap.

Training Log

Mobile fitness dashboard showing user Julien Brobordes's workout statistics, including total duration, distance, ascent, weekly hours, sleep, heart rate, resting heart rate, and a weekly volume graph, with navigation tabs at the bottom.
Mobile phone screen displaying a fitness training app with a user named Julien Brobodes. The app shows a dashboard with weekly training periods, including duration in hours, distance in kilometers, and elevation in meters. The navigation bar at the bottom has icons for schedule, training log, teams, chat, and profile.

Your whole season — the story, not the noise.

A clean view of training over time. The pieces that actually matter — volume, consistency, periodization, intensity — without the dozens of vanity metrics other platforms bury coaches in.

  • No prediction model. Data-first design — coaches interpret the numbers, not an algorithm.

  • Weekly volume trend. Load builds and recovery weeks are obvious at a glance — hours and distance, week over week.

  • Periodization, 1–13. The full season broken into training periods with planned vs. actual volume, so the macro plan stays on track.

  • Built the way coaches think. Elite coaches and athletes read training as a story over the season — CoeLab lays it out the way they actually want to see it, not as scattered data points.

Multi-Team Management

Screenshot of a mobile app displaying various sports teams, including Pine Ridge Elite, US National Team, SVC Biathlon, and SVCC, with team details such as athletes, coaches, and sessions monitored.
Mobile app screen showing Teams tab in a coaching app with options to join or create a team, including team names and member counts.

One identity. Every team. Every role.

A coach can also be an athlete on another team and a parent guardian on a third — simultaneously, in a single account. No other platform's data model supports this.

  • Multi-role architecture. Coach Tahoe Endurance, train as an athlete with Maverick, supervise your kids' ASC Biathlon and NTCC schedules — one login, one identity.

  • Reflects real life. Elite endurance coaches almost always coach multiple teams, often train themselves, and have kids in club programs. Existing platforms force separate accounts.

  • Guardian supervision across clubs. A parent supervises athletes across every team their child belongs to — club, school, regional, national — from one profile.

  • Onboarding in seconds. Athletes join by coach invite — or a shareable team code to onboard an entire roster at once. No setup friction.

Team Oversight

Mobile app screenshot displaying team stats for Pine Ridge Elite, including team average training data, coach and athlete list, with bottom menu options for schedule, training log, team, chat, and profile.
Screenshot of a mobile app displaying Tahoe Endurance team race schedules and results, including a race log for the 4×3k mixed relay on March 14, 2026, and a classic mass start race on March 13, 2026.
  • Team-wide stats. Weekly duration, distance, and elevation across all 22 athletes at a glance.

  • Attendance tracking. See exactly who showed up to every session — marked on each workout across the whole team. The feature coaches ask for first.

  • Roster management. Add and manage athletes, coaches, and training groups, all from one place.

  • Training plans + race results. Publish team training and keep every race result in one searchable log.

  • Individual drill-down. Tap any athlete for full training history, HR data, and notes.

Full program visibility. Full team management.

Run the entire program from one place — stats, training, roster, and attendance across every athlete and group.

Communication

Email schedule for a skiing event titled 'JNs 7.5km Skate Individual SCHEDULE', listing times for wax staff departure, test skis preparation, ski tests, race start, bib pickup, course opening, and course closing, with names of participants like Tyler, Madison, and Logan.
Screenshot of a team chat titled 'Pine Ridge Elite - Team Chat' with messages about workouts and meeting locations, featuring participants Ethan Burke, Riley Chen, Xander Lopez, and Avery Stone.
  • Message Board. Posts go out to the whole team as email and live in CoeLab — so nothing gets buried in an inbox. The best of both worlds.

  • Session notes attached to the workout. An athlete's "reached flow state" is connected to the session it happened in.

  • Broadcast messaging. Race day schedules, meet logistics, camp details — pushed to the full program in one message.

  • SafeSport-compliant. Every coach-athlete message is transparent to guardians by default.

Coaches, athletes, and parents stay in sync, all in one place.

Athletes post detailed session notes. Coaches reply directly. Race day schedules broadcast to the entire team. Everything lives within the ecosystem.

Screenshot of a mobile app display showing guardian management, including trusted people Amelia Hayes and Avery Bennett marked as active, and a pending invitation to trichards@gmail.com. The screen has sections with informational text, a profile picture for each guardian, and options to edit or invite guardians.

SafeSport Compliance

The only platform built to fully comply with federal law.

The Safe Sport Act (2018) requires all electronic communication between adults and minor athletes to be open and transparent. CoeLab is the only platform with this built into the data model.

  • Full transparency by default. Guardians see all coach-athlete communication without being CC'd or buried in alerts.

  • Guardian management built in. Athletes invite their own guardians. Active, pending, and supervised statuses tracked transparently.

  • Cannot be retrofitted. Adding this to TrainingPeaks would require a ground-up rebuild and break existing workflows.

  • Protects coaches too. Every interaction is documented and visible — coaches have a built-in record of compliance.

Equipment Management

Screenshot of a mobile app displaying a list of managed athletes and their contact count, with navigation tabs at the bottom for Schedule, Training Log, Team, Chat, and Profile.
Screenshot of a ski equipment management app showing details of a Salomon Classic Cold 946 skis, including size, camber, material, and snow designation.

Track every piece of gear across multiple programs.

Elite endurance programs run on expensive, highly specific equipment. CoeLab is the only platform that tracks it — down to grind pattern, camber height, and snow designation.

  • Full spec sheet per item. Serial number, grind, length, camber, base material, snow designation — everything a wax tech needs.

  • QR code scanning. Coaches scan equipment with the camera to instantly pull up or log an item. Race day logistics made simple.

  • Per-athlete inventory. Know exactly what each athlete owns and uses — and log gear at every race to track what was used and when.

  • Any sport, any gear. Shoes, bikes, boards, and more — added in seconds — with usage tracked over each item's lifespan, not just skis.

A simpler way for everyone.

Fewer lost emails.

No missed practices.

No more spreadsheets.

No more group-text chaos.

More time coaching.

A digital fitness summary showing 608 hours of activity, 4,940 km traveled, 66,300 m of ascent, and an average weekly activity of 11 hours and 42 minutes.
A bar graph showing weekly volume in hours per week for the 2024-2025 season, with bars in various colors representing different weeks.
Line graph showing cumulative hours across a season, with a total of 608 hours, on a dark background.
Sport breakdown chart showing total 503 hours across five disciplines: XC Ski 307 hours (61%), Run 52 hours (10%), Bike 33 hours (7%), Gym 89 hours (18%), and Swim 22 hours (4%).

We are ready when you are

No more fifty spreadsheets, scattered emails, or ten apps for ten things.