Jesús Gutiérrez Siliceo
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Loadzone

Solo Developer & Product Designer·2025·production

One club, two products — an operational staff scan of wellness and load, and a player check-in that is one question at a time. The Streak Cromo is the identity that grows with that habit.

Streak Cromo in the player phone. Tilt it. Material names stay off the card; the foil is the reward.

Decisions

1. Wellness and load at a glance

Coordinators need the squad in one operational scan before and after the Session: recovery, energy, soreness, sleep hours, sleep quality, then POST RPE. Missing DailyEntry stays a dash — the table does not invent completeness. Color is a triage signal, not a FIFA dump. This surface is not the Streak Cromo.

2. One question at a time

Check-in is not a clipboard. PRE and POST are separate moments on the Session, but each form is one WellnessMetric at a time: large type, a thumb-sized slider, labels at the ends, a count of what is still missing. Identity (the Cromo) sits after the fill, not as a second questionnaire.

3. Exercises that actually build Sessions

Staff do not author a Session from a blank page. An Exercise is a drill with duration, pitch size, player count, then a short tactical classification. Creating one is a form with defaults and dropdowns. Placing Exercises on a Session is how the week becomes real.

Proof

Loadzone staff Wellness dashboard with sidebar, team selector, and PRE/POST table
Staff Wellness shell. Operation nav, team and season context, PRE/POST columns — a laptop scan, not a phone.
Close-up of the staff Wellness table showing recovery, energy, soreness, sleep, quality, and RPE
PRE (recovery, energy, soreness, sleep, quality) and POST RPE. Empty cells stay empty. Color is triage.
Player check-in screen with a recovery slider question and pre/post session status
Player form: one question (recovery), press or slide, ends labelled. Missing answers stay honest on the button.
Staff form to create an exercise with space, duration, players, and tactical classification dropdowns
Create Exercise: configuration then classification. Dropdowns over free text so a Session can be built without a manual.
Staff injuries view with a player figure, numbered body markers, and open closed history lists
Injuries (proof): front/back body map, then open, closed, and history.
Staff settings sidebar with Primeros pasos checklist at four of five steps
Primeros pasos (proof): five Club facts, progress 4/5, minimize and dismiss. Not a blocker on Wellness.