Intensity and the note sit inside the entry.
Matchday programme
Bettersporte
All Your Sports In One Club
Most people do more than one kind of sport, but the activity often ends up scattered across notes, apps and routines. Bettersporte brings it into one club.
02 The brief
A club, not a pile of apps
Start by choosing the sports you actually do, and set how many days a week you want to stay active. Every new session is logged with its sport, its duration, its intensity and an optional note.
The result is a single history. It shows not only how much you trained, but how your attention is distributed across the whole roster — football beside running, gym beside swimming, cycling, tennis, yoga, or a custom activity you named yourself.
Instead of treating running, football, gym or swimming as separate worlds, Bettersporte turns them into one personal club where every minute counts toward the same bigger picture.
One week, one journal
Sample week · not live data
03 The pitch
Every sport on the same grass
Football, running, swimming, cycling, tennis, yoga, gym work and anything you add yourself can share the roster. The pitch below is the club as a lineup: different jobs, one ground.
- Yoga
- Tennis
- Football
- Swimming
- Running
- Cycling
- Gym
- Custom
Eight places on the sheet. A custom sport takes a place the same way as the named ones.
04 The roster
Status comes from the last session
The Club screen works like a roster. Every sport receives a status from recent activity, and that status updates on its own. You can see which parts of the routine are alive, and which ones have gone quiet.
Minutes for the last 7 days and the last 30 days stay with the sport, so volume and trend are readable without opening a separate tracker.
Example roster · the shape of a week, not a live account
Starting lineup
Last 7 days
A sport used within the last seven days stays in the Starting Lineup.
- Football
- Running
Rotation
Within 21 days
Activity inside twenty-one days, but not the last week, moves a sport into Rotation.
- Swimming
Transfer list
Longer quiet
Inactivity beyond that sends the sport to the Transfer List. Momentum has slipped.
- Gym
05 Plates
The club, as it sits on the phone
06 Squad sheet
Twelve things the club keeps
-
Track multiple sports in one place
Football, running, gym, swimming, cycling, tennis, yoga and the rest share one journal.
-
Add custom activities to your roster
If a session has no ready-made name, the roster can grow a new one.
-
Log duration, intensity and notes
An entry can hold how long it was, how hard it felt, and a note.
-
See minutes for the last 7 and 30 days
Recent volume stays with each sport, not in a second app.
-
Follow trends for every sport
A sport can be growing, steady or fading against its own recent record.
-
Automatically update roster status
Lineup, Rotation and Transfer List move as the days pass.
-
Compare weekly activity with your goal
Active days sit next to the number you chose for the week.
-
Review your complete training history
The Chronicle keeps the run of sessions, not only the latest one.
-
Find sports that are losing momentum
Quiet parts of the routine surface instead of vanishing.
-
Get one combined AI summary
The director speaks about the whole club, not a single workout type.
-
Create a seven-day sport derby
With at least two sports on the roster, a pair can duel for a week.
-
Track derby progress automatically
Logging a session moves the matching bar. No second scoreboard to fill in.
07 The director
One reading of the whole journal
The Director Summary gives Bettersporte a wider view. Instead of analysing only one workout type, the director reads the full journal and compares the sports together.
The report shows how many hours each sport received during the last 30 days, its share of the total, and whether the trend is moving up or down. It marks where progress is measurable, and it points to the sport that has spent the longest time on the sidelines.
For that forgotten activity, the director suggests one small return step rather than a large plan. The weekly balance also compares active days with the goal you selected, and gives one practical recommendation for the next period.
Sample reading
Active squad share, 30 days
Forgotten on the benchLongest idle
Swimming
One small return step, not a rebuilt season.
Close the week with one session that still counts.
Illustrated numbers. A director's note is informational and not medical guidance.
08 Derby of the week
Two sports, seven days, one percentage
When at least two sports are on the roster, the director can choose a pair and open a seven-day duel. Each side receives its own target in minutes, drawn from your history.
A weaker or neglected sport can receive a lower target. A favourite may need more minutes to win. Every activity you log during the derby fills the matching bar on its own.
After seven days the winner is calculated on the device, by percentage of target completed — not by raw minutes. The final score is then saved in the Chronicle.
Weekly derby
5 days leftRunning vs Swimming
Sample duel
Running holds the squad lead, but Swimming is chasing on a shorter target. Percentage, not pride, decides it.
09 The chronicle
Sessions and settled derbies, one timeline
The Chronicle keeps regular sessions and completed derbies together. Each activity shows its sport, date, duration, and the share that sport represented over the previous seven days. Changes are visible in the list. Filters focus on one sport or a recent period.
Open an entry to review its intensity and note. Weekly sections keep a longer history readable when several activities are mixed together.
Sample chronicle
Week of 18 Aug
Derby settlement
Running vs Swimming17 Aug · decided on the device, then saved here.
Week of 11 Aug
The profile stays editable
The roster and the weekly activity goal can change when the routine changes. The club does not have to stay the shape it had in the first week.
Activity goal, days per week
The bigger picture
Bettersporte is built for people whose sport does not fit into one category. Running, football, gym and swimming stop being separate worlds, and every minute counts toward the same club.