Automated Team Vision Benchmark Summary
Every Monday, WebRun opens RightEye, pulls the latest Sports Vision EyeQ results for a team, benchmarks each athlete against peers in the results database, builds a ranked cohort scoreboard in Google Sheets, and posts the top movers and standouts to your coaching channel in Slack.
How do I automatically benchmark a team's sports vision results?
WebRun shows a coach how their team stacks up. Every Monday it reads the squad's Sports Vision EyeQ scores in RightEye, benchmarks each athlete against peers, builds a ranked scoreboard in Google Sheets, and posts team averages, top gainers, and athletes to watch straight to Slack, so staff start the week knowing exactly where the cohort stands.
- Coaches see the whole cohort ranked against peer benchmarks every Monday
- Week-over-week trends surface the biggest gainers and athletes to watch
- The full scoreboard stays in Google Sheets, one Slack tap away
Built for team coaches · athletic directors · performance staff · sports vision programs
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
righteye.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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RightEye - read the team's EyeQ results
righteye.com
WebRun opens RightEye to read the team's EyeQ results. - Open RightEye and select the team or program cohort
- Read each athlete's most recent Sports Vision EyeQ scores
- Pull each athlete's percentile against peer benchmarks from the results database
- Note reaction time and eye-tracking metrics for the cohort as a whole
Done when Every athlete on the team has current EyeQ scores and a peer benchmark position.
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Google Sheets - build the cohort scoreboard
google.com
WebRun opens Google Sheets to build the cohort scoreboard. - Open the cohort scoreboard in Google Sheets
- Add a column for this week's scores and benchmark percentile per athlete
- Rank the roster and compute the team average for each core metric
- Highlight the biggest gainers and anyone falling below the cohort baseline
Done when The scoreboard shows ranked athletes, team averages, and notable movers.
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Slack - post the benchmark highlights
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WebRun opens Slack to post the benchmark highlights. - Post a short benchmark digest to the coaching channel in Slack
- Lead with the team average and how it compares to the peer benchmark
- Call out the top gainers and any athletes who need attention
- Link to the full scoreboard in Google Sheets for the detail
Done when Coaches have this week's benchmark digest and scoreboard link in Slack.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does it message athletes or share their scores externally?
No. This is an internal coaching digest only. WebRun posts the summary to your Slack channel and builds the scoreboard in Google Sheets, and never sends athlete scores outside your staff.
What benchmarks does it compare against?
WebRun uses the peer benchmarks in RightEye's athlete results database, so each athlete's reaction time and eye-tracking scores are placed against comparable athletes rather than an arbitrary target.
Can it track improvement week over week?
Yes. WebRun adds each week's scores as a new column in the Google Sheet, so the scoreboard shows trends and highlights the biggest gainers and anyone slipping below the cohort baseline.
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