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SkillSync

Talent Discovery & Development System

Every child leaves a trail of progress. Almost none of it is kept.

SkillSync turns coach observation into a living developmental record — physical, technical and character — and connects that record to what the child should train next.

Wira ISMAC Sports Academy, powered by SkillSync

Deployed at Wira ISMAC Sports Academy · Kuching, Sarawak

SukanAkhlakKepemimpinanLegasi

Three failures we built against

Talent is spotted, not developed

Children are chosen for what they can already do. The ones who would grow with the right input are never seen.

Nothing survives the transfer

Attendance in a book, results in a WhatsApp group, observation in a coach's head. Change academy and the history is gone.

Assessment stops at a number

A score tells a parent where their child ranks. It does not tell a coach what to do on Tuesday evening.

Our position. Assessment without intervention is only data. SkillSync produces no single talent score and no public ranking of children — by design, not by omission.

A profile, not a score

Six domains, three signal levels. The scale borrows the academy's own hierarchy — silver, red, gold — so a child, a parent and a coach all read it the same way.

Participant 001

Age 11 · Six months in programme

Emerging Developing Strong

The loop

Six stages run as one cycle. That cycle is what “Sync” refers to — the child's record, the coach's plan and the parent's view stay in step.

Discover

Assessment, the child's own preferences, and structured coach observation.

Profile

A developmental map across six domains — signals, never a composite score.

Develop

A ninety-day training focus a coach can actually run in session.

Track

Attendance, reassessment, and movement between signal levels.

Evidence

Gradings, certificates, achievements, session photography, report cards.

Pathway

Exploration zones that widen the child's future beyond elite performance.

Recognition

SkillSync at the USM-AUSC International Sports Innovation Challenge 2025, Setia Spice Arena, Penang
USM–AUSC International Sports Innovation Challenge 2025
Setia Spice Arena, Penang · 21–23 November 2025
Organised by Sports and Recreation Centre, USM

SkillSync was presented at an international sports innovation platform before it was submitted to DEA 2026. The concept has been examined outside our own room.

The pilot runs at Wira ISMAC Sports Academy across silat, striking and general athletic development. Every screen in this prototype is driven by the structure we use with real participants there.

48Assessed
126Sessions
32Reports
Wira ISMAC Sports Academy participants across silat, boxing, football, badminton, judo and rugby

One academy, many disciplines, one developmental record. SkillSync was built sport-agnostic from the first line.

What is built, what is not

We would rather be checked than believed.

Working now

  • Wira ISMAC pilot
  • Discovery assessment
  • Coach observation capture
  • Participant record
  • Individual development report

In beta

  • Developmental talent map
  • Progress dashboard
  • Digital Wira Passport
  • Pathway recommendations

On the roadmap

  • Validated assessment instruments
  • University validation partnership
  • Multi-sport expansion
  • School and academy integration

Discovery assessment

Twelve observations a coach or parent can answer honestly in about three minutes, for one child aged 7–17. Nothing here asks you to compare them to anyone else.

Live in this prototype. Your answers generate a real development profile, a ninety-day plan and exploration zones on the next screen. Nothing is stored or transmitted.

0 of 12 answered

Full discovery assessment

The extended instrument, administered with guardian consent during onboarding at the pilot academy.

go.perkuis.com/SkillSync_KidsAssesment01

Participant 001

Age 11 · Wira ISMAC · Assessed six months into programme

Development profile

Six domains, three signal levels. No composite score is produced.

Emerging Developing Strong

Strength signals

Consistent, observed across sessions.

Emerging potential

Visible and moving. Worth investing in.

Focus for the next ninety days

Where coaching input will change the most.

Recommended development

This is the point where an assessment platform usually stops. The plan below is generated from the profile above, and written so a coach can run it.

Next ninety days

    Reassessment at day ninety. The same twelve observations are repeated. Movement between signal levels — not a score — is what reaches the parent.

    Exploration zones

    For a child this age we do not recommend a career. We widen the field of what sport can lead to, and mark where the current signals point.

    Progress over time

    A single assessment is a snapshot. The longitudinal record is the product.

    Baseline

    Attendance

    of scheduled sessions in this period

    Coach observation

    Coach dashboard

    One coach, one group. Sorted by who needs input, never by who is best.

    3 need attention

    Attendance dropping, or a signal moving backwards. Surfaced first.

    6 progressing

    Moving as expected against their ninety-day focus.

    3 strong signals

    Ready for extended responsibility or a higher training load.

    ParticipantAttendanceCurrent focusStatus
    Participant 00192%Endurance, teamworkProgressing
    Participant 00461%Attendance, movementNeeds attention
    Participant 00796%Leadership responsibilityStrong signals
    Participant 00984%Confidence under pressureProgressing

    What a parent sees

    A parent sees their own child only. No group list, no comparison, no ranking.

    Azzam's development journey

    Wira ISMAC · Attendance 92%

    Working on right now

    MovementEnduranceSelf-discipline

    Message from coach

    Good progress in coordination this month. Next focus is confidence and consistency — he performs the technique well, then hesitates when a partner moves faster.

    Individual development report

    Issued to the guardian at day ninety and day one hundred and eighty. Ten sections, no score, no rank.

    §SectionWhat it contains
    1Current development profileSix domains at signal level, with the date of assessment
    2Strength signalsWhat was observed consistently, with examples from session
    3Emerging potentialCapabilities visibly forming
    4Areas for developmentWritten as focus, never as deficit
    5Preferred activitiesWhat the child chose, in the child's own words
    6Coach observationNarrative note from the session coach
    7Parent observationBehaviour at home, submitted by the guardian
    8Attendance trendParticipation across the reporting period
    9Achievement evidenceGradings, certificates, competition record, photography
    10Next ninety-day planAgreed between coach, guardian and child

    Digital Wira Passport

    A portable development record. When a child changes academy or school, the history moves with the child — subject to guardian permission and published governance.

    This is the piece we believe matters most at national scale. A child's developmental history currently ends every time an institution changes.

    Wira Passport

    SS·WI·2026·0001 — Wira ISMAC

    Technique & coordinationStrong
    DisciplineStrong
    MovementDeveloping
    6 months completedSilat grading II 92% attendanceTeam leader, March

    Guardian-controlled · Revocable · Exportable

    Evidence, not claims

    Session photography

    Consented, stored against the participant record.

    Grading & certificates

    Silat grading history and awards, dated.

    Competition record

    Entered events and outcomes, including the ones not won.

    Where we are

    Figures from the Wira ISMAC pilot. Small on purpose — we would rather show a loop that closes than a number that does not.

    0Participants assessed
    0Sessions conducted
    0Coaches using the system
    0Development reports issued
    0Programme locations
    0Per cent collected by guardians

    National and global alignment

    SDG 3 · Good health and wellbeing

    Structured physical activity with recorded participation for children aged 7–17.

    SDG 4 · Quality education

    Character and self-regulation tracked alongside physical development.

    SDG 8 · Decent work

    Exploration zones open sport-adjacent livelihoods, not only elite performance.

    SDG 10 · Reduced inequalities

    Development is measured from a child's own baseline, never against peers.

    SDG 17 · Partnerships

    Built to plug into academies, schools and youth development agencies.

    PCDS 2030

    Digital talent infrastructure for Sarawak's human capital agenda, starting at the earliest end of the pipeline.

    From childhood participation to lifelong potential

    SkillSync is not a search for elite athletes. Most children in a sports programme will not turn professional — and the system currently treats that as failure. It is not.

    The pathway we build toward

    AthleteCoachTechnical official Sports managerCreator EntrepreneurCommunity leader

    A child who is disciplined, coachable and good with people has a future in sport even without a medal. SkillSync makes that visible early enough to matter.

    Child data governance

    We hold developmental records about children. That obliges us before it enables us.

    What we commit to

    • Guardian consent before any record is created
    • Age-appropriate assent from the child
    • Data minimisation — we collect only what a coach acts on
    • Role-based access: coach, guardian, administrator

    What a guardian can always do

    • Request correction of any record
    • Withdraw consent and halt collection
    • Request deletion under our retention policy
    • See the audit trail of who accessed the record
    No public ranking of children. Not a setting we left switched off — the system produces no composite score that could be ranked.

    Ecosystem

    Wira ISMAC Sports Academy

    Pilot partner. Sukan · Akhlak · Kepemimpinan · Legasi. Kuching, Sarawak.

    We are building toward deployment with schools, universities, academies, government youth and sports agencies, and industry. We name partners only once an agreement exists.

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