Build and share your acro flows
Annette and Alex are a married couple of acro enthusiasts living and playing in Sheffield, UK.
AcroKit was born out of our joint love of acro and software. We often found ourselves out in the park playing acro but not being able to remember all the moves and transitions so we decieded to create a tool that would help us and the community create more diverse and interesting flows.
Have a move that's not in our database? Submit it with a name, description, difficulty level, and an image if possible.
We'd love to see your flows! Send us a video of you doing your favorite moves and if there are any transitions between them we're missing we'll add them to the database.
Share your thoughts on how we can improve AcroKit. Whether it's feature suggestions, usability improvements, or any other ideas to make the platform better.
We have big plans for AcroKit's future. We'd love to hear what you want to see next. Here are some of the early and exciting features we're thinking of:
Save your flows and access them from anywhere. Build your personal library of favorite sequences.
Visual demonstrations for every move and transition to help you learn proper techniques.
Filter moves and flows by difficulty level, body part focus, or specific skills.
Generate unique flows with the click of a button. Perfect for adding variety to your practice.
Browse, favorite, and try flows created and shared by the community.
Explore all possible connections between moves to create seamless, flowing sequences.
Have an idea that's not on our list? We'd love to hear it!
Share your ideas