How it works
From the box to the dashboard in one plug.
No installer, no IT project, no app for the players. TOP is built so one kit manager can put a whole squad’s rooms on the dashboard, at home and on the road.
Plug it in
One device per room: players' bedrooms at home, every hotel room on the road. Connect it to power and it's working. There is no app to pair, no account to create in the room, nothing to configure.
It connects itself
Each device carries its own cellular connection, so it works the moment it has power, in any hotel, in any country the season goes. Hotel wifi never enters the picture.
Watch every room from one place
Air, temperature, humidity, light, noise and fine particulates stream to one dashboard for the whole squad. Rooms drifting out of the optimal bands are flagged before lights-out, so your staff fixes the room before anyone sleeps in it.
On the road, it travels in the kit bag.
Devices travel in the kit bag, already assigned to rooms. At the hotel, the kit manager walks the corridor once, plugs one in per room, and every room is live on the dashboard before the team lands.
Checkout is the same walk in reverse. Unplug, drop them back in the tray, and they’re ready for the next city.
At home, players plug it in once and forget it.
Most of a season’s sleep happens in players’ own bedrooms. Each player gets one device and one instruction: plug it in near the bed. No app on their phone, nothing to charge, nothing to remember. It reads the room, not the person — see what it can and can’t sense.
Plug in and go
Connect it to power and it’s working. No app, no pairing, no setup.
No wifi needed
It brings its own cellular connection, so hotel wifi never gets in the way.
Ready in minutes
One kit manager preps tens of rooms before the team even lands.
One screen for every room the squad sleeps in.
Your staff sets the optimal band for each condition. The dashboard shows every room against those bands and flags the ones that need fixing, before the night costs anyone recovery.
Before you ask
The questions we get first.
Do the devices need wifi?
No. Every device carries its own cellular connection, so it works the moment it has power, in any hotel and any country the season goes to. Hotel wifi never enters the picture, and nobody on your staff has to ask a front desk for a network password.
Do players have to install an app?
No. There is no app to pair, no account to create in the room and nothing to charge. Each player gets one device and one instruction: plug it in near the bed. It reads the room, not the person.
What does TOP measure in a room?
Eight conditions: carbon dioxide, temperature, humidity, light, noise, fine particulates, VOCs and nitrogen dioxide. Each is tracked around the clock in every room your athletes sleep in, and flagged when it drifts outside the optimal band your staff has set for it.
Can TOP record audio or video?
No. There is no camera. The microphone reduces sound to a single loudness number on the device itself, so audio is never recorded, stored or transmitted. TOP measures how loud a room is, never what is said in it.
Does it work in hotels on the road?
That is what it is built for. Devices travel in the kit bag already assigned to rooms. At the hotel your kit manager walks the corridor once, plugs one in per room, and every room is live on the dashboard before the team lands.
How long does it take to set up a floor of hotel rooms?
One plug per room, with nothing to configure at the hotel. One kit manager can prepare tens of rooms in a single walk down the corridor. Checkout is the same walk in reverse: unplug them and drop them back in the tray for the next city.
Who on a team uses TOP?
Three roles share one dashboard: the Head of Performance, who owns training load and recovery; the head athletic trainer and medical staff, who own availability; and team operations, who prep the traveling party and set the rooms up on arrival.
See it working before you commit to anything.
Thirty minutes, your schedule. We’ll show you the dashboard live and scope a pilot for the rooms your team sleeps in next.