The Record

What happened, written down.

Every session you train, written by the coach who ran it. Yours to keep.

Your own record.

  • Every session you train, with what you worked on
  • What your coach wrote afterwards, in their own words
  • One goal, with a date and the checkpoints on the way
  • Where you started against where you are now
  • Your own watch data beside it, only if you connect one

One goal at a time, with a date on it. Not a score, not a streak, not a grade. Setgo never decides whether you are doing well.

And for a child on a programme.

  • Attendance
  • What the group worked on that week
  • What your child did and enjoyed, in the coach’s words
  • What was paid, when, and by which method
  • A final orientation report, with two recommended pathways

What a parent receives

Sample data
A big week in the small games. She asked for the ball instead of waiting for it, and when it came she kept her head up.
Social participationSample participant AApproved by Sample head coach17 February 2026

Sample data for the prototype. These people, sessions and numbers are invented, not records of anything that happened.

JAN

6

Payment recorded

Sample data

Sample participant C

Second installment recorded against the sample cohort enrollment. Method: Whish. Reconciled the same day.

Approved by Sample operations user6 January 2026

A person approves it, or it does not exist.

  1. recorded

    The coach speaks for under a minute after the session.

  2. aiStructured

    Setgo proposes the fields. A draft is not a record and never leaves the coach.

  3. coachApproved

    A named coach reads, edits and approves. Only now does it exist.

Shown as an example. No recording, drafting or approval has happened on this page.

A minute of talking. Not an evening of typing.

A hand writing on a coach's court board with a marker, the board resting across a forearm.
A lifter standing with a loaded barbell while a second person crouches behind them, writing on a clipboard.

Two of these four are written for you.

The other two stay private, so a coach can write candidly and your child is protected. The same four checks run here as in a real account.

FEB

17

Social participation

Sample data

Sample participant A

A big week in the small games. She asked for the ball instead of waiting for it, and when it came she kept her head up.

Approved by Sample head coach17 February 2026

Private professional note

Sample data

Kept private, on purpose.

  • This kind of record may reach a parentRefused
  • A named person approved itPass
  • The approval is timestampedPass
  • Workflow state is coachApprovedPass

Never rendered on a parent or participant surface. Not included in a shared link, an export or a progress report.

JAN

6

Payment recorded

Sample data

Sample participant C

Second installment recorded against the sample cohort enrollment. Method: Whish. Reconciled the same day.

Approved by Sample operations user6 January 2026

AI-generated draft

Sample data

Kept private, on purpose.

  • This kind of record may reach a parentRefused
  • A named person approved itRefused
  • The approval is timestampedRefused
  • Workflow state is coachApprovedRefused

Always visibly badged as a draft. Never counted, never sent, never exported. Approval converts it into one of the four real types above.

What is never in it.

Nothing here scores your child. No rating, no ranking, no percentage, ever.

  • A score, a rating, a percentage or a star
  • A ranking of one child against another
  • A prediction about who a child will become
  • A coach’s private professional note
  • An incident record, handled by a responsible adult

Drag the line

Twelve weeks, one record.

Week 1Week 6 · the halfway updateWeek 12 · the summaryWeekly notesMidpointWeekly notesSummary

Week

1

Attendance recorded

Sample data

Sample child B

No note this week. A coach writes when there is something worth telling you, and not otherwise.

Play.Progress.Belong.