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Sport Head ID One identity, every sport

One you.
Every sport.

Your Sport Head ID is the one true source of who you are in sport. Your details, your consents, your emergency contacts, your record. You own it, everyone who needs it can see it, and you stop repeating yourself to every new club.

The word

sporthead

/ˈspɔːthɛd/ · noun

a person obsessed with sport: every shot, every swing, every save, every kick, every throw, every stroke, every rep, every cheer.

English · United Kingdom

una persona ossessionata dallo sport: ogni tiro, ogni colpo, ogni parata, ogni calcio, ogni lancio, ogni bracciata, ogni serie, ogni esultanza.

Italiano · Italia

uma pessoa obcecada por esporte: cada chute, cada golpe, cada defesa, cada arremesso, cada lançamento, cada braçada, cada série, cada vibração.

Português · Brasil

una persona obsesionada con el deporte: cada tiro, cada golpe, cada atajada, cada patada, cada lanzamiento, cada brazada, cada serie, cada festejo.

Español · Latinoamérica

somebody wey love sport pass mark: every shot, every swing, every save, every kick, every throw, every stroke, every rep, every cheer.

English · West Africa

Not what you do.
Who you are.

A person for whom sport is not a pastime but a primary language: the way they read people, places and moments. Not defined by results, but by depth of connection, to a team, a discipline, a feeling.

Sport is how a Sport Head makes sense of the world. Everywhere they go, they find the pitch, the court, the ground, before they find anything else.

Sport is not what they do. It is who they are.

A football Sport Head A boxing Sport Head A cricket Sport Head A basketball Sport Head A rugby Sport Head A golf Sport Head

Six of them. There is one for your sport, and it is yours to build.

One true source

Fill it in once.
Never again.

Every club, every season, the same forms. Emergency contacts, medical notes, allergies, consents, photo permissions. Written out again on a different piece of paper by a different volunteer, and out of date within a month.

You hold it

An Athlete or a coach owns their own ID. If you are a teenager or younger, a parent or guardian is attached to it and holds it with you until you are old enough to hold it alone.

It holds what matters

Emergency contact details, medical information, consents and permissions. The things that are useless if they live in a folder in somebody's boot.

Everybody sees the same thing

Your club, your school, your other club, the coach covering a session. One source, current, the same for all of them. No more retyping it for safeguarding.

Why it matters

Your passport
for sport.

A young Athlete plays for a school, a rugby club and a football club, and none of them talk to each other. Their ID does.

The bang on the head nobody passed on

Wednesday, she takes a knock in a PE lesson. School logs it. Nobody rings the football club, because nobody ever does.

Saturday, her coach opens the squad and it is there.

She does not get played. The return-to-play protocol gets followed, because the person who needed to know, knew.

Benched for not trying

He looks flat. Half a yard off it, head down, not chasing. The coach reads it as effort and leaves him out.

His ID says he has done a thousand minutes of sport this week, across three sports and two schools.

He was not coasting. He was cooked. The load is visible, so somebody pulls the intensity down instead of dropping him.

It travels

Club to club.
Sport to sport.

Change club and your ID goes with you, because it was never the club's. New season, new team, new sport, same you. The record does not restart every time somebody new picks up the register.

And because it is one record across everything you play, you can see across it. How your confidence in gymnastics compares to your confidence in football. Whether the thing you are working on in one sport is showing up in the other.

That is a view no single club has ever been able to give you, because no single club ever had the whole picture.

01

Club

Where it starts. Fixtures, attendance, the team.

02

School

PE and school sport in the same record.

03

Second sport

Whatever else you play. Same ID.

04

County

Trials and representative sport.

05

Amateur

Adult leagues. It carries.

06

Professional

Academy and beyond.

Your name in sport

Claim your
Sport Head.

Your unique username across SHOT. Get in early and get the one you actually want, because there is only one of each.

In the LOCKER

Verified members get access to drops that do not go anywhere else. Your handle is what unlocks them.

In PULSE

Real people, real clubs, no bought followers. Your Sport Head is how anyone knows you are one of them.

Across the Clubhouse

More is coming. Perks, recognition and access tied to the handle you claimed rather than the day you joined.

For federations and governing bodies

The body issues it.
The person owns it.

There is a version of this built for organisations that need to issue and verify identity at scale: age assurance, safeguarding status, membership and eligibility, answered without handing over the underlying file. A body confirms what is true; the person keeps the record.

That sits under Sport Head as a standalone identity layer, and it works whether or not the organisation uses the rest of SHOT.

Claim your
Sport Head.

Free, with the club, forever. One ID, every sport you play.