Three horizons. One compounding platform.

The Arena is the foundation. The Adaptive Arena is the next frontier. Evolver Anywhere puts the Protocol in your pocket.

The roadmap

The Arena is Horizon 1. The moat deepens with each horizon.

Three horizons are not three separate products. They are three phases of the same compounding platform. Each horizon inherits everything from the previous one.

H1
The Arena
Now

Physical foundation. EVO Score data accumulating. Lisbon reference site live.

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H2
The Adaptive Arena
In development Patent pending

Reads live performance, adapts the stimulus in real time. INPI patent in preparation.

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H3
Evolver Anywhere + App at Scale
On the roadmap

Three body-worn sensors that replicate the Protocol without the Arena. Consumer launch.

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HORIZON 1 LIVE

The Arena.

A 12m × 12m closed-loop training environment. Six automated phases. EVO Score on every session. The Arena is the data-collection instrument that anchors the entire platform. It is live. It is operational. It produces objective data that has no equivalent in football training today.

The Arena generates the benchmark. The benchmark is the product. Everything else in the platform flows from the quality of that measurement.

HORIZON 2 IN DEVELOPMENT

The Adaptive Arena.

The Arena's six phases are currently fixed in sequence. In Horizon 2, they become adaptive. The stimulus sequence responds to the athlete's real-time performance profile. Sub-optimal reps trigger a modified next-phase configuration.

The adaptive method is patent pending. The INPI Track 1 application has been filed. PCT application is within the priority window. This is the technical invention at the core of Evolver's IP estate.

PATENT PENDING — ADAPTIVE STIMULUS SEQUENCING
HORIZON 3 ROADMAP

Evolver Anywhere.

The Protocol in portable form. Sensor-augmented training without a fixed Arena. The EVO Score framework applied to decentralised sessions. Every footballer — regardless of location or facility access — can generate objective performance data.

Horizon 3 requires the benchmark density that Horizons 1 and 2 will generate. It cannot be built first. That is intentional. The sequence is the strategy.

The competitive moat

The four locks.

Any one of these would create a defensible position. Together, they create a compounding advantage that cannot be replicated by copying the hardware alone.

01

Hardware IP

Patent-pending adaptive method. INPI Track 1. PCT within priority window.

02

Methodology

EVO Score + SAC frameworks certified through EPIC. Not licensable — built in.

03

Network Data

Every Arena session deepens the global benchmark. Proprietary at scale.

04

Scientific Community

EPIC convenes leading sports scientists in Lisbon twice yearly. The standard is ours.

LOCK 01

Hardware IP

The Arena's physical design, sensor placement, and ball-delivery mechanics are not off-the-shelf. The configuration was developed and refined through the EPIC programme. Replication requires time, capital, and access to a level of domain knowledge that doesn't exist outside Evolver.

LOCK 02

Methodology (Patent Pending)

The adaptive stimulus sequencing method is the subject of a patent filing (INPI Track 1, PCT within priority window). This is the specific invention that makes the Arena's measurement more accurate over time. Competitors can build a training space. They cannot legally replicate the adaptive method during the patent protection period.

LOCK 03

Network Data

Every session adds to the global benchmark. The benchmark is the asset. A competitor starting today has zero sessions. Evolver's benchmark grows with every rep on every Arena. Network effects in data compound faster than network effects in software — because the data improves a physical measurement standard, not just a recommendation algorithm.

LOCK 04

Scientific Community (EPIC)

EPIC is not a branding exercise. It is a functioning scientific institution with peer-review processes, published findings, and a convened global research community. Replicating EPIC requires years of academic relationship-building and a credible body of published work. It cannot be bought quickly.

Intellectual property

Seven inventions. One filing strategy.

The IP estate covers the full scope of the Evolver methodology — from sensor configuration to adaptive sequencing to data processing architecture.

A
Sensor array configuration

Physical placement and calibration methodology for multi-axis performance capture.

B
Ball-delivery sequencing

Variable-angle delivery protocol that prevents stimulus habituation.

C
Decision-latency measurement

Sub-second stimulus-to-action capture with multi-modal signal integration.

D
Perceptual load calibration

Dynamic adjustment of peripheral stimulus intensity based on session-to-date EVO profile.

F
EVO Score composite algorithm

Weighted aggregation of four pillar scores with network-calibrated normalisation.

G
Benchmark network architecture

Anonymised cross-site data aggregation and benchmark recalibration pipeline.

FILING STATUS

INPI Track 1

Priority filing completed under the Portuguese national innovation fast-track. Priority date established.

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PCT Application

Patent Cooperation Treaty application is within the 12-month priority window from the INPI filing date. International protection across all major jurisdictions.

PROTECTION SCOPE

Invention E — Adaptive Method

The adaptive sequencing method is the primary claim. Inventions A–D and F–G form supporting claims that strengthen the portfolio and create a layered defensive position.

Join the platform before the moat deepens

Horizon 1 is live. Horizon 2 is building.

The benchmark starts accumulating from day one. Every session you complete now is part of the foundation dataset.