The athlete's digital twin.
Built with the club, from what really happens at training and on match day. The family decides who sees it.
How we collect the development data
Not from one test a year, but from everyday club life. Every source has a person who keeps it – and a player it belongs to.
From
AttendanceReady
Players and parents answer in, maybe or out. After training, the coach records who came.
Family · coach
MatchesReady
Squad nominations, results and competitions per team and season.
Coach
Your club's frameworkReady
The six areas with their football skills, from first touch to resilience – and your training focus per age group.
Youth director
Coach observationsComing
Short notes per area after training and matches – strengths first.
Coach
Check-insComing
Load, sleep and wellbeing. Health data – only with explicit consent.
Player · family
Growth and testsComing
Height and maturity, so late developers are protected, and tests on a plan.
Coach · youth director
The twin
Twin
6 areas · 0–99
One profile per player, with its own Twin ID. It moves with the player if they change club.
Who sees it
- PlayerTheir own twin, compared with themselves.
- FamilySees everything about the family's players, and decides.
- CoachTheir own teams, nothing more.
- Youth directorEvery youth team at a glance.
Parents decide who sees what.
Privacy and consent, in plain words- Under 16, a parent decides as the family manager. At 16 the player takes over; at 18 it's theirs alone.
- Another club asks through the Twin ID. The family approves each type of data – profile, Twin Card, development, history – and can take it back at any time.
- Health data is kept apart, needs explicit consent, and every access is logged.
Six areas. One player.
Football is more than technique. The twin looks at the whole player – in the same six areas your club weights for every age group.
Hover over an area or tap it. Sample data
What you do with the ball.
Includes: First touch · Passing · Dribbling · Shooting · Heading · Goalkeeping
Observation Receives on the back foot and turns, three times in the rondo.
Where you stand – and why.
Includes: Positional play · Transition · Pressing · Defending · Set pieces
Observation Moves into the gap between the lines the moment we win the ball.
How fast you read the game.
Includes: Scanning · Decisions · Anticipation · Game intelligence
Observation Checks over the shoulder before every touch and finds the free player.
What your body can do – measured against your own growth.
Includes: Speed · Endurance · Strength · Agility · Coordination
Observation Still pressing in the last ten minutes of the small-sided game.
How you handle the hard moments.
Includes: Motivation · Focus · Confidence · Handling pressure · Resilience
Observation Misses the first penalty, then asks to take the next one.
What you bring to the team.
Includes: Teamwork · Communication · Fair play · Responsibility
Observation Takes the new player through the warm-up and explains the drill.
Each area 0–99. Overall = the average of the six.(78 + 71 + 74 + 69 + 81 + 85) ÷ 6 = 76
How clubs use it
A week with Twin Sports, from three sides. What's ready and what's coming is marked.
Less group chat, more coaching.
- MonThe week is in the calendar: two sessions, one match.Ready
- TueBefore training, see who's coming. After it, record who came.Ready
- ThuA short observation per player, when there's something to say.Coming
- SatPick the squad; enter the result after the final whistle.Ready
Every youth team at a glance.
- MonThe season's teams, coaches and pitches in one place.Ready
- WedSet the training focus per age group – the six areas, 100 % in total.Ready
- FriSee which teams turn up and where coaches need help.Coming
- Twice a yearDevelopment reports for parents, strengths first.Coming
Be there without chasing.
- MonSay in or out – one tap, with a reason.Ready
- WedAnother club asks: approve or decline each type of data.Ready
- SatMeeting time, place and kick-off are in the app.Ready
- Twice a yearThe Twin Card and the report: how your player is developing.Coming
Example
Become a Twin Founding Club.
Clubs that grow every player. Before launch, clubs apply and every application is reviewed personally, like admission to a league. Accepted clubs become Twin Founding Clubs, the first clubs on Twin.
Two ways in
Clubs apply
The youth director, the board or a coach applies directly, with a few details about the club.
Parents nominate their club
A nomination shows that the club's families are asking for Twin. Parents hear from us as soon as their club is accepted.
The review, in four steps.
- About 5 minutes
Apply or nominate
Clubs apply with their youth teams and what matters to them. Parents and players can nominate their club.
- Within the first week
We review your application
Every application is reviewed personally.
- A 20-minute call
Interview
A 20-minute call with your youth director: how your club works and how Twin fits.
- Within about 30 days
Decision
Accepted clubs become Twin Founding Clubs, the first clubs on Twin. Then onboarding begins.
Every app view on this page shows made-up names, clubs and numbers.