Athelos for families

Every season, kept.

Skills, competitions, photos and the book at the end of it, in one place your family keeps. With a gym or without one.

Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play

Get Athelos on iPhone and iPad from the App Store. Install it on an Android phone or tablet — the same Athelos, in its own app window.

On a computer: Chrome and Edge can install Athelos straight from the browser, in its own window. How to install it on a computer

Competition Day on a phone: the Northline Holiday Classic, Saturday. Arrive by 10:30 am, perform 12:12 pm in Hall A, Mat 2, and every time in between.

Competition day

Know when to be there. Even with no signal.

Arrival time, performance time and the venue, saved on your phone. When the time moves, you see it.

Before you go: the Riverside Sports Pavilion address, how to get in and where to park, and the packing list for the weekend.

Skills

Watch every skill take shape.

What your athlete is working on, what is mastered and what is ready for the floor, logged by the gym and by you.

Taylor’s skills for the 2026–27 season: what Taylor is working on right now, and how many skills are being worked on, mastered and competition ready.
The skill map: every tumbling foundation mastered, and the Level 3 running and standing skills Taylor is developing now.

The journey

A story that grows on its own.

Results, photos and milestones gather into one journey that stays with your athlete, wherever they cheer.

Taylor’s journey: the story so far, gathered from results, skills and the moments the family adds.

Calendar

Every athlete, one calendar.

Practices and competitions for the whole family, synced to your phone.

The family calendar for November 2026: Taylor’s practices and two competition weekends, and Jordan’s tumbling class, in one month.

Messages

Talk to the gym in one place.

Your gym’s coaches answer in one thread, without hunting through group texts.

A message thread between Sarah and Northline Cheer Co., with Morgan Ellis answering about open tumbling.

The yearbook

The season becomes a book.

Built from what you already logged. Order it printed, or send a copy to grandparents with a note inside.

The yearbook editor on a phone, open on the cover of Taylor Anderson’s 2026–27 book.
A page of Taylor’s printed yearbook: The Journey, with the season’s first competition, a second-place finish and a new skill.
The note page printed at the front of a gift copy: a message to Taylor from Grandma and Grandpa.
The note page

Recruiting

A recruiting packet a college coach can read in a minute

From 13 on, the skills, results and film you choose go into one packet with its own private link. It starts with a first name and never shows a phone number or address. You switch it on, and you can switch it off.

  • Mastered and Competition Ready skills only
  • Film links from YouTube, Hudl or Vimeo
  • A one-page combine sheet to print
  • Academics only if you turn them on

Included with Family Champion.

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Taylor’s recruiting packet on a phone: class of 2028, flyer and tumbler, the Mastered and Competition Ready skills chosen for it, the gym where each was earned, and a first clip.

Photos

Every photo, kept with its season.

Favorites, captions and the moments that make the book.

The family gallery: Taylor’s favorite photos of the season, each with its caption.

What you actually get

Four things, and we would rather be plain about them than promise more.

The record moves with your athlete

Skills, results and milestones sit on your athlete's own record rather than in one gym's filing cabinet. When they move on, it goes with them — and the new gym cannot see or copy any of it until you say yes.

You decide what the gym sees

The notes and photos you keep in your family space are yours. Your gym does not see them unless you choose to share them — and neither does another guardian of the same athlete. Each family space is separate.

The season becomes something you keep

Turn a season into a yearbook built from what your family actually saved: the moments, the results, the photos, in your own words.

Free to start

Families join free, and the free plan is permanent — not a trial that expires. There is an optional paid plan for more room, and you never need it to see your athlete's record.

We do not sell your data. We never have and we will not.

  • We do not sell your personal information to anyone, for any purpose.
  • We do not show your child’s information to advertisers, and we run no ads.
  • We use no advertising or tracking cookies, and we run no product analytics.
  • You can ask us for a copy of everything we hold about your athlete, and you can ask us to delete it.

The full detail is in our privacy policy.

How the record actually works

Three things that are true of your athlete’s record as it works today — not planned, not coming later.

It travels with your athlete

When a coach marks a skill or logs a result, your family keeps a dated copy of that moment — not a row in the gym’s system that the gym can later edit away. Leaving a gym does not empty it, and you can download the whole record whenever you want: the skills, the results, the photos, as files you keep.

More than one person tells the story

A season is not one account of what happened. The gym records what it sees. You keep your own layer, which no other adult can read — not even another guardian of the same athlete. And an athlete old enough to have their own login, at thirteen, writes their own entries. All three sit in one record.

You choose what the gym sees

Every entry carries its own audience, chosen as it is written: only you, you and your athlete, the people you have invited, or your athlete’s gym. What keeps a private entry private is not a setting the app promises to respect — it is a rule in the database, applied to the query itself, enforced today.

What you can do today

You do not need your gym to go first, and you do not need to decide anything to begin.

Start the record

Make an account and begin your athlete’s record. Families join free, and free is permanent here — not a trial with a date on it.

Let the people who cheer them on watch

Grandparents and extended family can have their own private, read-only view of your athlete’s journey, without needing an account of their own. Creating one is part of Champion; taking one down is always free.

Keep the season

Turn what your family saved through the season — the moments, the results, the photos, in your own words — into a yearbook edition that is yours to keep.

Champion is the optional paid family plan. You never need it to see your athlete’s record, and it is never needed to take something back down.

Free to start. Yours to keep.

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