Pulse OS | Women's Sports Teams & Women's Health Clinics

For Women's Sports Teams

Her baseline is the standard.

Each athlete against her own trailing range. Cycle as context. Labs stay out of a coach's query.

For teams

For Women's Health Clinics

The visit opens ready.

Wearables, labs, and training on one chart. Nothing from a lab PDF counts until a clinician has reviewed it.

For clinics

Pulse OS

Female physiology is the default.

Cycle-aware load for performance staff. A clinical record for women's health clinics. One person, two views, with labs kept out of a coach's query.

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Built for women's sports teams, women's health clinics, and collegiate programs

Women's Sports Teams
Women's Health Clinics
Sports Medicine
National Federations
Collegiate Programs

The platform

Coach, clinician, and athlete.

The coach writes the week. Clinic notes land on the sessions she follows.

Open the platform mockups

Pulse OS

Morning roster

Performance coach

Amara Osei

Needs a look

HRV is below her own trailing range. Cycle is context. Labs are not in this query.

Readiness: 51
HRV: 48 ms
Sleep: 5.9 h
Phase: Late luteal

HRV vs her 28-day median

48ms

Session load this week

SMTWTFS

Her week · you wrote this

Open a session for load and the recovery that followed.

Coach desk. The week is written here. Clinician notes land on the session they change. Labs stay out of this query. Illustrative specimen.

The data layer

8 sources. 87 measures. UCUM on every value.

Wearables and labs land in one schema, with provenance on every reading. Gaps stay gaps. Access is granted per integration.

The science The API

What the record does

Cycle-aware readiness. REDs triage. Access the athlete grants.

Cycle-aware readiness

HRV, sleep, and load are read against cycle phase and each athlete's own trailing range, not a male-derived norm.

Clinical REDs triage

Ferritin, training load, and symptoms sit on one chart for clinical review. This is a triage signal, not an automated diagnosis.

Athlete-controlled access

The athlete grants access. Labs stay off a coach's query. Clinical notes sit on the shared record so the team is looking at the same athlete.

Headless API

The same record, without the UI.

Eight wearable sources and lab reports in one schema, with UCUM units and provenance on every reading. Access is granted per integration. There is no public sandbox yet.

One name and one UCUM unit per measurement
Provenance on every row
Gaps stay gaps. Nothing is interpolated.

Explore the API Talk about access

GET /v1/people/9f2c41e8/observations

{
  "person_id": "9f2c41e8",
  "local_date": "2026-09-15",
  "observations": [
    {
      "concept":    "hrv.sdnn",
      "value":      45.8,
      "unit":       "ms",
      "baseline":   { "median": 61.2, "spread": 3.00, "n": 27 },
      "deviation":  -5.13
    },
    {
      "concept":    "cycle.phase",
      "value_text": "follicular",
      "context_only": true
    },
    {
      "concept":    "lab.glucose_fasting",
      "value":      4.8,
      "unit":       "mmol/L",
      "review":     "approved"
    }
  ]
}

Comparison

Built for female physiology, not bolted onto a male-default EHR.

Feature	Legacy EHR / Athlete Systems	Pulse OS
Female Physiology-Native	No (Basic period log only)	Yes (Full hormonal mapping)
Clinic SOAP & Health Record	Generic EHR, sports as an add-on	Split-panel SOAP, labs, body mapping
Role-Based Athlete Privacy	All-or-Nothing	Granular, Athlete-Controlled
REDs & Biomarker Integration	Manual Spreadsheets	Automated Clinical Triage

Female physiology is the default. For Women's Sports Teams and Women's Health Clinics.