Know what's happening.
Know who's coming.
One app for the whole week, and the group chat beside it.
Built by a college athlete who was tired of five apps.
Demonstration data.
Demonstration data.
The week, settled before Monday
Practice, lift, film, meetings, travel and game day live on one calendar the whole program can see. Publish it once and every athlete has it on their phone. No thread to scroll back through, no version anyone has to guess at.
Who's actually going to be there
Every event carries its own roster. Athletes sign up or flag that they're out, capacity fills in front of you, and the count is right there when you're deciding whether to run the session at all.
- Sign-ups and opt-outs, per event
- Capacity limits for camps and lifts
- Send it to the whole team, one position group, or a list you build
- Recurring sessions generate the whole block at once
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Demonstration data. Try the buttons.
The group chat, where the schedule already is
Team-wide, position groups, or one athlete directly. The conversation sits next to the calendar it's about, so "what time is film?" stops being a message anyone has to send.
Demonstration data. Switch channels, and send one message.
One app instead of five
Most programs are already running all of this. They're just running it in five places that don't talk to each other, and the athlete is the one who pays for it.
Nexum
One login. One schedule. One place the whole program talks.
- Team calendar with per-event rosters
- Team, group and direct messaging
- Attendance taken where the event lives
- Lifts, PRs, wellness and weight
- Announcements that reach every phone
And the numbers come free
Because the team already lives here, the performance side fills itself in. A thirty-second morning check-in, lifts logged at the rack, and you can see where the squad actually is, without anyone maintaining a spreadsheet to get it.
Demonstration data.
Readiness comes from what the athlete reports each morning: sleep, soreness, mental state, energy and hydration. It's a conversation starter for a coach, not a diagnosis, and it never replaces your medical staff.
I don't study this. I live it.
I'm a college football player and an information systems major. Every season I watched the same thing: the schedule in one place, the group chat in another, lifting in a third, and a coach retyping all of it into a spreadsheet at night.
So the thing I built first wasn't the analytics. It was the part that holds a team together: the calendar everyone actually opens and the conversation that happens around it. That's why it's called what it's called.
Nexum is built for the programs the enterprise platforms price out. If that's yours, I'd like to show you.
What we won't do
- Sell or advertise against your program's data
- Diagnose an injury or give medical advice
- Let one program see another program's athletes
- Charge you per athlete to add your own team
Built for a locker room, not a lab
Your program, sealed off
Every athlete, message and event is scoped to your team. Another program cannot see it, and neither can another coach who isn't on your staff.
Encrypted in transit
Traffic between the app and our servers is encrypted, and access is controlled by role. Athletes see their own data, coaches see their team's.
Live the week you sign
Setup is an invite code and a roster import. No integration project, no six-week onboarding, no professional services line item.
Questions coaches ask
Do my athletes have to download anything?
Can I control who sees what?
What happens to the group chat we already have?
Is this a medical or injury-risk tool?
What does it cost?
Put your whole team in one place
Twenty minutes, your actual schedule on the screen, and an honest answer about whether this fits your program.
Write to hello@nexumathletics.com with a couple of times that suit you and we'll reply within a day.
All names, times and scores on this page are demonstration data.