For coaches and athletic trainers

KneeEd for
your athletes.

Each athlete has their own KneeEd account and their own record. You write the plan and hand it over; they run it session by session and take the record to whoever needs to see it.

How it works for a program

One account per athlete. The plan travels, the data does not.

The athlete's account is theirs

An athlete signs up for themselves, answers the assessment or brings in the plan you already wrote them, and logs each session against it. KneeEd accounts are for adults, 18 and over.

You hand over the plan

Build a plan from the KneeEd library, or photograph the one you wrote on paper and let the extractor pull out the exercises, sets and reps. Send it into the account of an athlete you are connected with, or publish it for anyone to adopt. Accepting it makes it their own copy.

The record stays with the athlete

Sessions and pain logs are readable by the athlete alone. They can export the whole record as one file and take it to the athletic trainer, the physician or the surgeon who is making the call.

KneeEd is education and adherence support. It does not diagnose injuries, clear anyone to play, or replace your medical staff. Read the full methodology for the safety stages and the data-handling posture.

Start with one athlete

Write a plan. Send it over.

Sign-up takes a few minutes and costs nothing. Build a plan, send it to an athlete or publish it for anyone to adopt, and they run it from their own account.