Cricket development operating system
Build the cricketer.Prove the progress.
Turn every player goal into a measurable, coach-approved development case: baseline, plan, daily work, review, reassessment, and parent-ready proof.
- Coach controlled
- Field-side ready
- Evidence connected
The loop closes by design.
A goal is not a plan, and a completed session is not proof. CreaseLab keeps the measure, prescription, approval, execution and reassessment together.
- 01Start here
Measure
Record the requirement and an agreed baseline.
- 02Connected
Prescribe
Build the pathway and assign accountable coaches.
- 03Connected
Approve
Review safety, workload and the evidence behind the plan.
- 04Connected
Execute
Give the athlete one clear session and next action.
- 05Connected
Monitor
Surface adherence, readiness and exceptions early.
- 06Connected
Reassess
Repeat the agreed protocol against the original baseline.
- 07Outcome
Prove
Publish the measured outcome and the next milestone.
Coach the exceptions. Automate the routine.
The first view is a decision queue, not another dashboard of interchangeable scores. Safety, deadlines and ownership decide what rises to the top.
Book academy assessment
- AMAarav MehtaPain flag before bowling exposureReview now
- RSRohan ShahReassessment due tomorrowSchedule
- IKIshaan KumarProgram draft ready for approvalApprove
Representative interface · no live athlete data
The development case is the thread.
Everyone sees the part they own, while the baseline, target, decisions and evidence stay connected.
Hold pace through six overs
Review 29 August · Owner: Head coach
- Baseline
- 88%Pace retained
- Current
- 92%Coach verified
- Target
- 94%Review measure
- 1RequirementDone
- 2AssessmentDone
- 3PlanDone
- 4TrainingNow
- 5ReviewNext
- 6OutcomeNext
- OwnerAdoption, risk and report deadlines
- CoachEvidence, approvals and interventions
- AthleteToday’s session and readiness action
- GuardianProgress, coach context and next milestone
One session. One readiness check. No admin maze.
Athletes see prescribed work first, then the minimum controls needed to start, report pain, finish and recover from a lost connection.
- 44px field-side controls
- Visible offline and sync state
- Pain reporting never hidden
Today
Run-up rhythm + pace retention
- Duration
- 52 min
- Target RPE
- 7 / 10
Development-book reporting
Give families proof they can understand.
Published reports translate approved evidence into improvement, coach interpretation and the next milestone, without exposing internal notes.
Representative athlete
Goal: six-over pace retention
- Pace retained
- 94%Up 6 points
- Plan adherence
- 88%15 of 17 sessions
- Next review
- 29 AugCoach scheduled
“The athlete holds pace deeper into the spell. The next block keeps exposure controlled while run-up consistency is reviewed.”
Coach control stays visible
Assistance without silent authority.
Structured evidence and deterministic safety rules support the coach. They do not replace diagnosis, approval or return-to-play decisions.
- 01DraftPlan assembled from approved contentAssistant may help
- 02ReviewSafety, workload and evidence checkedCoach accountable
- 03ApproveNamed owner accepts the decisionHuman decision
- 04PublishAthlete receives the approved versionAudit recorded
CreaseLab never diagnoses injury or clears return to play.
Start with one cohort. Prove the operating model.
Tell us where the current workflow breaks. The assessment maps your measures, staff ownership, athlete delivery and parent evidence before a pilot is proposed.
- Founding price
- ₹24,999 for eight weeks
- Cohort
- Up to 50 athletes
- Launch pathways
- Batter + Fast Bowler
- Included support
- Onboarding + implementation support
Founding Academy Performance Pilot
₹24,999Eight weeks · up to 50 athletes- Assessment and baseline setup
- Coach workspace and daily athlete delivery
- Parent report and final reassessment
- Hands-on implementation support
Map the gap before you buy the software.
Share the operating problem you want to solve. We will review your workflow and contact you within one business day. No account or athlete data import is required.
Practical questions, plain answers.
How quickly can we start?
The founding pilot runs for eight weeks. Implementation support begins with academy setup, staff ownership, roster preparation and a focused Batter or Fast Bowler cohort.
Can we migrate from spreadsheets and WhatsApp?
Yes. The assessment maps your current roster, spreadsheet measures and WhatsApp handoffs first. Import scope, field mapping and staff access are agreed before any academy data moves.
Do athletes need new hardware?
No specialist hardware is required for daily delivery. Athletes can use a supported phone for readiness, prescribed sessions and completion; the academy can keep its existing assessment equipment and agreed protocols.
Does CreaseLab replace the coach?
No. Coaches own assessment interpretation, plan approval, publication and intervention. AI may assist with drafting and explanation, but it cannot publish a plan or make a clearance decision.
What do athletes and parents see?
Athletes receive prescribed work, readiness checks and progress. Guardians receive privacy-safe attendance, adherence, coach interpretation and the next milestone. Internal medical and coaching notes stay private.
What happens when connectivity drops?
The athlete workflow is designed for field-side use and temporary connection loss. Queued actions show their sync state and retain a clear recovery path, so a coach never has to guess what was saved.
What happens when an athlete reports pain?
Pain reporting is always visible in the athlete flow and creates a coach-side exception for review. CreaseLab does not diagnose injury or clear return to play. For minors, guardian consent and least-privilege access protect sensitive information.
What happens after eight weeks?
The academy receives the final reassessment, coach-approved parent reports and a review of the agreed success measures. Together, we decide the next milestone and whether a broader rollout is justified; the pilot does not renew silently.
The next useful step
See what your academy can prove in eight weeks.
The distribution loop
Refer an academy.
Parents and coaches who see a measured report are the strongest signal we have. If you know an academy that should run the pilot, point us at them.