If you want to know yourself,
you can't do it alone.
KT360 turns honest, anonymous input from the people who know you into a clear picture of how you actually come across.
Free during early access
The Concept
There's how you see yourself, and how you come across.
Most of the useful stuff lives in the space between the two. It's just very hard to see that space on your own.
That gap is what KT360 was built to close.
The best kind of self-help isn't done by yourself.
You can read every self-help book and still miss what the people around you can see in a second. KT360 just makes it easy and safe to ask them.
Sample portrait
See what a real portrait looks like.
An actual 360° portrait, built from honest, anonymous feedback by 13 people. It surfaces the patterns you can't see on your own.
Key insights · Self vs. others
"What's striking is what you don't say about yourself."
Confirmed
Empathy & warmth
Technical excellence
Blind spot
Thinking bigger
Saying no & boundaries
Self-perception
Staying present in conversations
Hidden strength
Strong communication
Adaptability
Where how you see yourself meets how others see you.
How it works
Three steps. One candid picture.
You reflect on yourself
A quick read on how you think you show up. A starting point on your journey to self-awareness.
They offer their view
Invite the people you trust who actually know you. They answer anonymously, encouraging openness and candor.
We show you the gap
The space between how you see yourself and how you actually show up. Patterns, strengths, and blind spots.
A real one
I spent a year working on myself, and became less aware of everyone around me.
I'd done the inner work. I needed the outside view.
By every metric, I was optimising myself.
I had an app for my habits, another for journaling, one that tracked how well I was breathing. On paper, the year looked like peak self-improvement.
I was also, without realising it, drifting apart from one of my closest friends. And I had no idea why.
More real portraits
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Why you might be reluctant, and why it's worth it anyway.
"I'm already self-aware."
The people who get the most from it tend to say that first!
"My friends wouldn't want to hurt my feelings."
That's exactly what anonymous is for.
"What if I hear something I don't want to hear?"
The feedback already exists, this just helps you hear it safely and do something with it.
"This sounds like a lot of work."
It actually can be rewarding. Most people walk away surprised by their strengths, not just their blind spots. It's an investment in you.
"I don't want to burden the people I ask."
It's only 2 questions and takes 5-10 minutes. They can type or just hit record and talk. Most people appreciate being asked.
From the founder
Built on a deep understanding of human nature.
Dr. Kerry Sulkowicz, the founder of KT360, is trained as a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. He has spent more than 30 years serving as an advisor to leaders of organizations worldwide. He is a passionate advocate for the lifelong pursuit of true self-awareness, which involves finding out what others think. He is a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at NYU Grossman School of Medicine and a Past-President of the American Psychoanalytic Association. Why we built it →
Early access
Free for the first 500 people. No subscription.
Get started- Honest input from 5+ people you choose
- A 360° portrait, insightful and digestible
- Closes the gap between how you see yourself and how you come across
- The strengths you underrate and the blind spots you miss
- Read it or listen to it, or share it if you'd like
Knowing yourself,
as it turns out, is a team sport.
Start whenever you're ready. The people who know you do the rest.