Not "I think they went alright." Not "the coach said they played well." DASH is their actual season — every round, game by game, with the per-game numbers underneath. That part is free and always will be. What those numbers mean against everyone else in their position is the Season Pass.
Pathway competitions · Position-specific · In the PlayIQ app
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They played. They trained. Someone said they went well. Then the season ends and the only feedback that exists is an opinion, usually a kind one.
Which is fine, until selection comes around and nobody can tell you what actually separated the players who got picked from the ones who did not.
DASH answers that with the games they already played. Not opinion. Not a vote. Not a highlight reel.
One number out of 100, and the honest explanation of where it comes from.
A winger and a lock do not do the same job, so they are not scored on the same things. Every player is ranked against everyone else who played their position, in their age group. Like for like.
Carry threat, creation, defensive reliability, work rate and discipline — turned into per-game rates so a player who played eight games is comparable to one who played eighteen.
The higher the score, the more their numbers look like a top-end pathway player in that position. It is a description of output, not a prediction about selection.
One thing worth understanding: changing position changes the numbers. A player is judged on the position they spent the most time in. So a centre who covered on the wing, or a back-rower who shifted to prop, is measured against a different standard than the one they are used to. It is the most common reason a player you rate does not appear where you expect.
We are not going to charge a family to look at their own kid's football.
Season totals and per-game averages. Every round they played, game by game. Their form trend. All of it, for nothing, forever — it is their own football.
Their DASH score and how it moved this round. Their rank in the pathway. A percentile on every KPI that matters for their position. The line promoted players were hitting. And the session that fixes their biggest gap.
The Season Pass is $24 for twelve months. See what is in it — or connect their profile first and look at the free side before deciding.
DASH is built on competitions where the game stats exist. If your player's competition is not listed, email admin@playiq.com.au and we will tell you whether we cover it.
If they have not played pathways yet, there is nothing to score — and that is fine. The app is still free, and the drills and the full Playbook are the right place to start. Get the app.
No app store. It goes on the home screen like anything else, and it is free.
Their full name, as it appears in the game stats. We show you the players that match so you can pick the right one.
Pick the right player and the profile connects. Their season is there straight away, free. One account, one player — if we get it wrong, tell us and we will fix it.
Connecting their profile and looking at their season is free, forever — every round they played, their per-game numbers and their form trend. So are the full 8-week Playbook and every drill in the app. No card, no trial.
The DASH Season Pass, $24 for twelve months, is the part that tells you what the numbers mean: their score out of 100 and how it moved, their rank in the pathway, a percentile on every KPI for their position, the line promoted players were hitting, and the session that fixes their biggest gap. You can look at the free side first and decide after.
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. DASH describes what a player's numbers looked like against others in their position. Selection involves things no stat sheet sees — attitude, training, what a coach is building, injuries, timing. A score is information to work with, not a prediction.
Correct, and especially for the work backs do off the ball. That is why the per-game numbers sit next to the score rather than behind it — so you can see the inputs and make your own call. DASH is one honest input, not a verdict.
Usually it is a position change — a player is scored against the position they spent the most time in, so covering elsewhere moves the standard they are measured against. If it still looks wrong, email admin@playiq.com.au. Sometimes it is us.
Work on the part it says is weakest. The drills and the Playbook in the app are free and are organised by position, so there is somewhere to start without spending anything. If you want a coach involved, the programs are there when you are ready.
The full 8-week Playbook and every drill, organised by position. The place to start, and it costs nothing.
Get the appTheir score and how it moved, their rank, a percentile on every KPI for their position, and the session that fixes the biggest gap.
See what is in itA coach watches their game every week and sends back what went well and what to fix. $800 or $1,000 for the season.
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