Unlock every athlete's potential.

A few ratings. Thirty seconds in your own words. Kin connects them with your watch and your own history to show what shapes your performance, and what to do next.

Used by players and staff in

SHL · NHL · Premier League · EFL Championship · Handbollsligan

Performance context.

Your body. The stakes. Your response.

Your watch sees recovery. Kin connects how you approach the game with how you’ve played before.

Across your recent games. Two moments from that pattern. Wearable data, when connected: in usual range.

One earlier game: second-guessed myself, hesitated, game went poorly. Another game: trusted my first instinct, played freely, strong game. Today, game-day morning: big game tonight, team lost yesterday, doubting myself.

This keeps coming up in your game reflections: when you second-guess your first instinct, you hesitate. When you trust it, you play more freely. Today, commit to your first decision.
Kin, game-day morning. Illustrative example. Player reflections and Kin’s response paraphrased; details changed to protect the player’s identity.

How it works

Athletes using Kin today. In the players’ own words.

My watch tells me my body is ready. It has never once told me my head isn't.
Linus Sandin, ice hockey. Forward, SHL.
Worst session of my week on Monday. Best of the season on Friday. Kin was the only thing that changed.
Calle Clang, ice hockey. Goaltender, SHL.
I used to walk in worried on the days I didn't feel right physically. Kin showed me I had performed on those days too. Now I come to the game charged with confidence, whatever the body says.
Ludvig Lindeberg, handball. Left wing. No wearable.

Your entries and personal insights stay yours. You decide whether to share them.

Your next game. More understood.

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