Electrolyte.Language infrastructure for global sport.
Help international athletes and staff communicate and adapt from day one, with clear visibility into who needs support.
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$13.1B
spent on international soccer transfer fees in 2025 alone, before salaries, staff, or any other sport.
Source: FIFA Global Transfer Report 2025
The problem
Teams invest billions in international talent, then leave integration to chance.
01
No shared working language
From day one, new arrivals are expected to follow tactics, medical guidance, team norms and media duties in a language they don't speak yet.
02
Support is improvised
Teams rely on bilingual teammates, informal translators, tutors and generic apps that aren't built for sport.
03
No way to track progress
Staff can't see who is improving or ready to communicate on their own, until a miscommunication happens at the worst moment.
The product
Practice the moments that actually happen.
Short daily sessions on their phone, for athletes and the staff around them. Not textbook chapters: arrival day, the training pitch, the physio room, the post-match interview.
For clubs & organizations
Visibility you don't have today.
International athletes integrate faster, with less burden on your staff. A club portal sits alongside every player's training, so language stops being a blind spot in your squad.
- Squad view: who's active, sessions this week, mastery per player
- Scenario mastery for each player, from arrival to game day
- Chemistry map: who can hold a conversation with whom
- Translate a briefing once and send it to every player in their language
- Interpreter and tutor bookings in one place
Chemistry
Who can talk to whom
Left and right wing share no language yet: that's the gap to close first.
Midfielder · #8
EN → ES · Improving
Scenario mastery
Why Electrolyte
Not another language app.
100+
registered users across 6 continents
32
nationalities training today
13
languages, from any one into any other
4
sports, with wording that fits each
What teams use today
Ad hoc support
Teammates and staff translate. No path to independence.
Generic language apps
Not built for sport. Café conversation, not tactics.
AI chat tools
Translate on demand, but don't teach, track progress or involve the club.
Interpreters & tutors
Costly per person, hard to scale, no shared data.
Our edge
Sport-specific, adaptive practice
Rehearse real conversations with an AI coach. Sessions adapt to what each athlete has mastered.
Manager visibility and action
See progress, communication gaps, and who needs support.
Content that gets better with use
Expanded where athletes struggle, across every sport and language pair.
Production data, Sep 2026; excludes internal and team accounts.