Core visual training categories tracked in one rhythm.
Vision training for modern coaching
Train visual performance with sharper coaching context.
Reactive gives coaches and athletes a shared operating view for assessments, training plans, and day-to-day progress so visual skill work feels structured, measurable, and coachable.
Invite, assess, prescribe, and review from the same system.
Athletes and coaches keep the same picture of progress.
Designed for shared clarity
Less spreadsheet stitching. More visible progress.
Reactive keeps the athlete journey legible: the invitation, the purchase, the assessment result, the follow-up plan, and the next training session all stay in sequence.
A home that feels actionable.
Athletes can see pending coach invitations, current assessments, and scheduled training sessions without digging through disconnected tools.
Roster, billing, and assessment status in one rhythm.
Coaches keep a clear read on active athletes, pending invites, assessment momentum, and billing readiness from the same dashboard.
Focus skills stay visible.
Assessment output flows into training plans so the weakest visual skills stay front and center instead of disappearing into notes.
Everyone works from the same history.
Started and completed assessments, training sessions, and next actions read as a single narrative for the whole coaching relationship.
How the system moves
A calmer workflow for a sharper coaching conversation.
Connect the athlete
Invite athletes into the workspace and keep pending connections visible until they are active.
Purchase the first assessment
Coaches can initiate the first assessment directly from the relationship once billing is ready.
Turn results into training focus
Training plans and scheduled sessions reflect the athlete’s weakest areas so the next action is always obvious.
Ready when you are
Open Reactive and move from invite to insight without losing the thread.
Start with the existing sign-in flow, then step into the athlete home or the coach dashboard depending on how you train.