Anatomy of a Program Intelligence Report.
Every school scored, every rating backed by a number, every number paired with the question to ask. Here's each piece of the report — and the job it does for your family.
Every program, side by side.
Your report opens with a comparison table — fit scores and metric ratings for every school on one page. Patterns jump out before you read a single paragraph: the big name carrying a flag, the safety school that quietly grades out best.
| Program | Fit | Playing time | Retention |
|---|---|---|---|
| School A | 93 | ✦ Excellent | ■ Escalated |
| School B | 90 | ⚠ Concerning | ✦ Excellent |
| School C ◆ | 91 | ✦ Excellent | ✓ Good |
A full page on every school.
The heart of the report. Each program gets its fit score, a plain-language read on how your athlete's priorities shaped that score, academic profile, and every core metric — with a rating, the data behind it, and an honest assessment.
One metric per school carries the ✪ First Ask — the single most important thing to raise with that coaching staff before anything else.
Five tiers. The worse the rating, the harder we push.
Ratings compare each program against a peer group of comparable programs — and the question style escalates with the concern.
Schools you didn't know to ask about.
Beyond your list, the analysis recommends programs that fit your athlete's priority metrics and geographic preference — with the same full metric treatment as every school you chose.
In one recent report, both Spotlight schools outscored every program on the family's own list.
Your priorities change what we measure.
Rank education highly and your report adds an Academic Environment Index. Rank winning and it adds Program Win Performance. The report is built around what your family said matters — not a fixed template.
Set during your 10-minute intake — ranked priorities drive the analysis.
What the numbers mean together.
Between the tables and the deep dives, the report names the defining tension in your athlete's evaluation — the trade-off your family is actually weighing, written in plain language.
Every report closes with metric definitions in plain English. No jargon without an explanation.
Don't take our word for the anatomy. Read one.
One full school from a real sample report is free — the score, the flags, and the exact questions.