Pulse Card
A digital, flip trading card generated from your own match history — real minutes, goals, XP and Pulse Score, plus your own Pulse Radar, visible only to you.

What is a Pulse Card?
A Pulse Card is a two-sided digital card built from a specific match (or a rematch session) you played, generated from your own athlete profile on Pulse Tactical.
The front shows your photo, PulseUp branding, your sport and match location, and a country flag pulled from your own account location — never something you type in by hand. The back shows real stats for that match, plus a motivational quote and your own Pulse Radar.
How it works
Open a match from your own athlete profile's match history table to generate its Pulse Card — the card's own serial number and quote are minted the first time you open it, then frozen forever, so it never changes later.
On your own card, for that match's own day, the back shows your real 6-dimension Pulse Radar (Mind, Sleep, Recovery, Nutrition, Physical, Performance) instead of a plain stats grid — this is self-only: anyone else viewing your card sees the plain grid instead, never your Radar breakdown.
You can upload a custom photo for a specific card, save both faces as images, share them through your device's own share sheet, or post the card straight to your Pulse Moment feed. Each card can only be posted to your feed once.
Minutes, goals, XP and cards/fouls shown on a Pulse Card are only ever real numbers pulled from that match and your own activity — a stat with no real data behind it just isn't shown, never invented.
Who this is for
Any athlete who wants a shareable memento of a specific match, and coaches or teammates who want to see someone's own performance for that day at a glance.
Key features
Two-sided flip card
Front: photo, sport, location. Back: real stats, quote, and (self-only) your Pulse Radar.
Frozen serial number & quote
Minted once, the first time the card is opened, then never changes.
Self-only Pulse Radar
Your own 6-dimension Radar for that match's day; any other viewer sees a plain stats grid instead.
Custom photo
Upload your own photo for a specific card.
Save & share
Download both faces as images, or share them through your device's share sheet.
Post to Pulse Moment
Post the card straight to your feed — once per card.
How this fits into Pulse Tactical
A Pulse Card is generated from your own athlete profile page (a separate Pulse Tactical feature — see "Athlete profiles"), and posting one reaches the same Pulse Moment feed as the PulseUp mobile app, using your same account.
Generate your first Pulse Card
Open a match from your athlete profile at board.pulseup.io, using your regular PulseUp account.
