3.1.3 rebuilds how you find, read and share your jump data. A new Reports home, a Readiness workspace of its own, a Display that scales to the screen in front of you, and a dashboard you set up yourself. Every clip on this page is a screen recording of the 3.1.3 app on our own Triple F roster.
All sessions · Display · Assessment
Best kept · Average kept · Average all
8 on by default · 5 to add
In 10% steps
Reports used to start with a menu. Now they start with the reports you actually run. The Reports home opens on big visual tiles, and you decide which ones live there.
Your reports, up front
- Pin and reorderTap Edit to add a report to your main page, swap one out, or move it earlier or later. Restore defaults whenever you want the original set back.
- Search the whole libraryEvery session report, athlete profile and protocol scorecard is still there. Search them by name or browse by type.
- Nothing was taken awayThe new home sits on top of the full report suite. It is a faster way in, not a smaller set of reports.
Say exactly what you're looking at
Every report now tells you which data it is built on, and lets you change it without starting over.
- Three sourcesAll sessions, Display or Assessment, switched from inside the report. It stays open and keeps your athlete, group and dates. All sessionsDisplayAssessment
- Three ways to count repsBest kept, Average kept, or Average all as a diagnostic view, wherever the report supports it. A protocol score stays a protocol score. Best keptAverage keptAverage all
- RSQ that holds stillThe Reactive Strength Quadrant keeps its preset boundaries fixed when the data changes, so an athlete moving quadrants means the athlete changed, not the lines. RSQ Migration plots that movement across dated tests.
Two athletes, one radar
Put a second athlete on the Spider Chart and see where each one sits against the cohort you choose, test by test, with the test names on the axes and a legend you can read.
- Historical symmetryThe body diagram you know, plus left and right over time and a before and after view between two different testing days. LatestOver timeBefore & after
- Cleaner PDF and CSVWhere a report offers PDF or CSV, the export carries the source, athlete, dates, units, protocol and rep method you were looking at.
Readiness has its own workspace now. Pick the group, the test, the metric (jump height, RSI or DRI) and how long a result stays current. Plyomat compares each athlete's latest result with their own prior-day baseline in the same context and shows you who needs a look.
- The group at a glanceThe median against personal baseline, how many athletes have comparable history, and how the group splits across the bands.
- One athlete, all the evidenceOpen anyone for their latest day, trend, how many recent days landed in the green, a history chart and the source sets behind the number.
- Honest about gapsIf there's no comparable baseline, it says so. A recent result still shows up, without pretending it has something to compare against.
What the number is, and what it isn't. Readiness is jump performance relative to the athlete's own baseline. The bands are display rules. It is not an injury prediction, a medical clearance or a validated readiness score. It tells you whose jumping is off their normal today, so you can go ask why.
The live Display now scales to the screen it's on. Step from 50% to 120% right from the Display footer. Drop it down on a gym-wall TV or a big touchscreen to fit more tiles, or push it up so the numbers read from across the room.
- Live, not buriedThe minus and plus controls sit in the Display footer, so you can resize mid-session without leaving the screen your athletes are watching.
- Saved on each deviceThe tablet on the rack and the laptop in the office keep their own setting.
- Made for big screensScaling applies on tablets, laptops and larger displays. Phones keep the standard layout.
- Same data, different roomNothing about the measurement changes. You're choosing how much fits and how big it reads.
The dashboard is yours to arrange. Open Customize, add what you check every day, remove what you don't, and move things into the order you think in. The layout is saved on that device.
Thirteen widgets. Your order.
In the recording: add Jump distribution from the library, move it up under Daily activity, close Customize, and the dashboard shows where 60 athletes landed on their latest Standing Vertical Jump.
On the dashboard by default
- Daily activity
- Readiness
- Reactive strength
- Jump volume
- Data Check
- Personal records
- Top performers
- Symmetry history
In the library, ready to add
- Watch list
- Recent sessions
- Assessment activity
- Jump distribution
- Testing coverage
Free for every Plyomat owner.
3.1.3 is a free update to the Plyomat app. No subscription and no upgrade fee. It's approved and on its way to the App Store and Google Play. When it lands, update the app you already have. Update the app from the App Store or Google Play and it's all there.
App recordings: Plyomat 3.1.3 (build 166) on the Triple F account, Knoxville. Reel music: Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod, licensed CC BY 4.0.