Free sports injury tracker for coaches

Yes. You can add up to three athletes and log their injuries without creating an account. Adding a fourth athlete asks you to start a Fractall trial, which removes the limit and keeps the history.

The body area, picked on a body map, the date, and whether it happened in a game, in training or somewhere else. Then the type (muscular, joint, ligament, tendon or bone in this demo), the diagnosis (strain, sprain, tear, contusion, overload or other), whether it was indirect non-contact or direct traumatic, whether it is a recurrence, and your own notes.

RTP means the athlete has started return to play and is working back towards full training. Cleared means they are available again. While the injury is still active, the athlete is out.

Days out runs from the injury date to the cleared date. Until the injury is cleared, the count stops at the RTP date, and with no RTP date yet it runs up to today. That is the same rule the Fractall app uses.

No. It records what happened and where each athlete is in their return. There is no risk score or forecast in it.

The body pain map collects what athletes report each day: where it hurts and how much, from 1 to 5. This tracker holds the record your staff keep once something becomes an injury, with a diagnosis, a status and days out. In the full Fractall product, the pain an athlete reported in the seven days before an injury is attached to that injury record.

This demo keeps nothing after you close the page, so it can't hold a season. The full Fractall product keeps every injury record, counts days out for you, and attaches the athlete's ACWR and wellness from the week before each injury, which a spreadsheet only has if someone copies it in.