I am a Sports Performance Data Specialist. For the last few years my work has been one problem: sports scientists and physiotherapists running VALD hardware and timing systems have their athlete data spread across five, six, seven platforms, and building one complete picture of an athlete takes an hour or more by hand.

I first solved it for StunninX Performance — integrating ForceDecks, NordBord, ForceFrame, DynaMo, HumanTrak and PhotonSport into a single system with an interpretation engine that writes the flags automatically. That system has been in daily use since, first as a Power BI implementation and now as a standalone web application built for accuracy and speed.

Kinexis is that work turned into a product any team on VALD hardware can use. I build it myself — Node.js, MySQL, API-level integration with VALD, PhotonSport and other systems as clients need them — and I run every onboarding personally, because the thresholds and the language of the interpretation have to match how your staff already think.

I work with clubs, institutes, universities and clinics in the UK, US, Australia and Ireland, and keep call windows open across all three time zones. If you are spending your week stitching VALD exports together, I would like to show you the alternative.