Find the sports that fit you

Sporty gives you a ranked list of sports and sport subcategories that may fit your body, history, and goals. It is meant to help you choose better experiments, not declare your destiny.

The useful output is not just the top sport. It is the explanation: which body measurements, past-sport signals, traits, goals, or injury constraints pushed a match up or down.

You can start with basic body measurements and optional past-sport history. The quick analysis is designed to be low-friction, so you do not need a perfect lab-grade profile to get a useful first signal.

You can run it without creating an account. If you want saved answers and saved results, create an account and give consent for Sporty to store that data.

Quick mostly answers: “Which sports look promising from the basic body and history data?” Premium adds more context: traits, preferences, goals, injuries, and a deeper breakdown of match factors.

Premium is better when you care about why a sport fits, what tradeoffs are involved, or which sports fit your ambitions and constraints rather than your body alone.

No. Sporty is a decision-support tool for choosing sports worth trying. It cannot guarantee performance, enjoyment, selection, health outcomes, or long-term athletic success.

A good recommendation should make your next experiment more informed. It should not narrow your identity or stop you from trying something you care about.

Premium can take injury context into account when ranking sports, especially when you want to avoid aggravating something. That is risk-aware matching, not medical advice.

If an injury affects training decisions, use Sporty alongside qualified clinical guidance. The product should help you ask better questions, not replace a professional.

Child Forecast is not available yet. We are designing a future guardian-managed product that could combine measurements and personal context with a forecast-informed sport match.

We expect to begin with teenagers. Younger age groups would require separate legal and product review. Adults can join the waitlist with their own name and email; please do not submit information about a child.

Anonymous Quick Analyses are processed for the immediate preview and are not stored by Sporty. Logged-in saved history requires consent, and sensitive Premium inputs have a separate consent category.

You can manage consent, revoke consent, and request deletion from Account → Data & Privacy. The practical rule is simple: Sporty should not quietly keep personal analysis data you did not agree to store.