CONSOLE · For the people who watch over people
Every read your people choose to share. One place to act on it.
CONSOLE is the TERO companion for coaches, practitioners, and clinics — anyone responsible for a group of people they want to watch, measure, and support. It shows you what each person's nervous system is actually doing with the load they carry, against their own baseline, on their terms.
In build · companion to TERO · early-access list open
What you see
A roster, not a leaderboard.
Ranking people against each other tells you who won genetics, not who needs you this week. CONSOLE never ranks. It shows each person against the only reference that means anything — themselves — and surfaces the changes worth your attention.
Every person against their own normal
One glance across everyone you support — each read against that person's own baseline, never against each other. Who's inside their range, who's drifting below it, who hasn't shared in a while.
Five Capacities, over time
The same framework that runs every INTERO surface: threshold, variance, slope, time-under-load, recovery kinetics. Watch a capacity respond to what you prescribed — in the person you prescribed it to.
Measured and felt, side by side
The read your client declared next to the read their body recorded. A widening gap is often the first thing worth a conversation — and it's visible here before it's visible anywhere else.
Sessions and marked moments
Declared sessions, assessments, and MARK THIS MOMENT events your client chose to share — with the physiology attached, so the debrief starts from what actually happened.
The architecture of trust
They keep everything. You see what they share.
The reason a band stays on a wrist voluntarily is that the person wearing it gets more from their data than anyone watching ever does. CONSOLE is built on that inversion, structurally — not as a policy, as what the software can and cannot display.
Early access
Built with the people who'll run it.
CONSOLE is in build now, alongside TERO. If you coach, treat, or train a group of people and want your practice on it early — or want a say in what it becomes — get on the list and tell us what your week looks like.