The app
The mental side of the game, trained like everything else.
Four things. A rehearsal before you play. A short identity practice. A reset for when it wobbles. A journal for afterwards. Cricket first, with the same method extending to other sports.
Try a minute of it
Pick a goal, or the ball you're worried about.
See how a cricketer prepares for it, at your own pace. Both are on their way into the app; today the app rehearses the whole game ahead of you.
Today the app rehearses the game ahead of you, every game. Preparing for a goal you've picked is coming next.
Every rehearsal in the app has a moment like this in it. Guided, before every game.
Daily rehearsal
Match Winner
A guided rehearsal, with a voice, for match day, nets day, or no cricket at all. Five steps: breathe, identity, visualise, intent, seal. You picture the start, the good spells, the ball that goes wrong, and what you do next.
Identity
Daily Identity
About ninety seconds. Five statements about the player you are becoming, each one anchored in work you have actually done. Build your belief from preparation, so it holds when the first ball comes.
Reframe
The next ball
"I consistently fail to build innings." Every player has a line like that. Reframe cards take the sentence apart and give you the honest version, the one a good senior pro would say in the dressing room.
Journal
Write it down while it is still true
Match, nets or rest day. How it felt, energy, focus, what you are proud of, what you are working on, and a note if you want one. Mark a day as memorable to read again later. Over a season the pattern shows, and the journal reads it back to you in your own words.
Free
Everything above, free today
Membership for families and players is coming. Nothing can be bought in the current version of the app, and nothing will ever be sold on a child's screen.
Private
Your notes are yours
Journal notes stay on your phone. Adults will be able to choose to back up and sync; children's data moves only with a parent's consent.
Cricket first
Built for the walk out
Batting, bowling, keeping. The method is written for cricket first and extends to other sports next.
In the app's own voice
I watch the ball all the way. Every single time.
Daily Identity, the first batting statement, Under 12.