Fulltrack AI (by Maiden)

Fulltrack AI (by Maiden)

Spectator Sports

Seattle, WA 1,984 followers

Automated stats and ball tracking on your phone. Trusted by 1000+ international, IPL, BBL, County and state players.

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Auto-generate stats and ball tracking from just your phone. Trusted by 1000+ international, IPL, BBL, County and State players.

Website
http://www.fulltrack.ai
Industry
Spectator Sports
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Seattle, WA
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2021
Specialties
Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Artificial Intelligence, 3D Ball Tracking, Sports Analytics, and Cricket

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    We keep going

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    #3 Sports app in the world's most populous country. Thank you for all the love. A word from our CEO

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    Leveraging mobile ML to build the future of sport & beyond

    Fulltrack AI (by Maiden) - more than doubled revenue in the last 6 months - doubled headcount in the last 6 weeks - doubled userbase in the last 6 days We've been called ChatGPT for Cricket, but our groundbreaking technologies will serve consumer and enterprise use cases in sports, fitness and beyond. While it has little to do with ChatGPT, our stack of patented on-device computer vision technologies built by Vivek Jayaram and Brogan McPartland routinely astounds users. Fulltrack is growing faster than our servers can handle. We're hiring the most talented sales and product folks across all Indian metros. Send us an email at team@fulltrack.ai with your resume. The energy and initiative brought by Devansh Popley, Aman Arora and Souvik Ghosh continues to accelerate our growth. Grateful every day for this exceptional and growing team.

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    We blew up. A word from our COO

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    Leveraging mobile ML to build the future of sport & beyond

    2 people we have never spoken with shook up our lives at Fulltrack AI (by Maiden) this weekend. Thanks to Naman Deshmukh & Sethu Raman for discovering our app and organically creating content that inspired millions (causing a brief server outage... "move fast and break things" I guess!). Hard to describe the last 48 hours in words, so I'll let numbers do the job. ~ Doubled user base with 200,000 downloads (and growing) ~ 300x people reached on socials with 20m views and 1.5m+ video shares (and growing) Grateful to those who supported us from day one, particularly our 30+ pro partners like Cricket South Africa, and helped us build a scalable product that is actively used, adored and endorsed by the world's most legendary cricketers / teams. Always grateful for the support in nascent stages from Chris Highton Ajmal Shahzad Giles Lindsay Our team of AI experts, exceptional marketers and passionate salespeople is growing rapidly. We're building the future of sport with products that users swear by. Everyday working with this team gets more exciting. We're actively hiring, fundraising and selling (i.e. helping your cricket team / league / academy revolutionise the service you offer). Your neighbouring academy / league is already on Fulltrack. You should be too. Grateful as always for our team, our customers and our investors. If you're interested in learning more about any of the above, send me a note! Vivek Jayaram Brogan McPartland Devansh Popley Souvik Ghosh Jeff Jonas Sankar (Jay) Jayaram Ramamurthy "Siva" Sivakumar Abhinav Gorawara Chetan Shah Dhigha Sekaran Arun Kumar Parameswaran European Cricket Ramesh Viswanath

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    We're proud to share that Fulltrack AI was named the Official Tracking App of, now 2024 World Cup finalists, Cricket South Africa prior to the T20 World Cup 2024. We are glad to have supported the team's training sessions throughout the tournament and wish them the very best for the upcoming Final at the first World Cup ever hosted (in part) by the country of Fulltrack's birth, the United States of America!

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    From Switzerland to Sydney, from Andrew Ryan to Cricket South Africa, we are thrilled that the 100,000+ cricketers benefitting from Fulltrack encompass all geographies and levels of cricketing experience.

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    Managing Director at FIBA Media

    A bit of vision of me trying to execute a ramp shot for the first time! 🏏 In advance of the upcoming Swiss Premier League season, our cricket club (Cossonay CC) was lucky enough to have a coach by the name of Steve Atkins come in to work with some of us for a few days. Steve is one of a small number of Level 3 High Performance qualified coaches from Australia. He just happened to be passing through Lausanne and offered his services! Like a lot of people from my generation, particularly when it came to sport, I was very reliant on being self-taught as a youngster and carried that approach through to adulthood - including for sports that I picked up later in life like downhill and cross-country skiing. Even professionally, I had discounted the value or benefit of any form of formal coaching or support. In fact, I almost wore this self-reliance as a badge of honour. I have completely flipped on this in recent years though. From the business and leadership side of things, I’ve been fortunate to spend a lot of 1-2-1 time with Cameron Schwab as part of his DesignCEO programme. His unique philosophies on leadership and organisational culture along with incisive reflections on my own experiences, have been so important in helping me chart a course both individually and as a team over the last few years. It is coaching I wish I had started sooner. Nonetheless, it has been an incredibly timely relationship and one that I suspect has made me infinitely better at some of the most important aspects of my job with FIBA Media. Not to mention that having a respected and trusted sounding board has been tremendous for me personally. As for Steve, he is 71 years old now. You have to seriously love what you are doing to give up part of your European holiday to spend a lot of hours coaching club players in a small part of the cricketing world. He is a phenomenal example though that as you get older, you have to keep learning and challenge yourself - the techniques and approaches he teaches could not be more progressive, with him often railing against established orthodoxies. Consistent with that, he challenged me to learn to “ramp” properly and thought I’d be much more complete with that shot in my toolbox. A shot that was considered ludicrous 15 years ago is now accepted as part of the risk/reward calculation at different stages of the game. It will get better as I practise it more. But it reminded me how enjoyable it is to learn a new skill… and it certainly reinforced to me just how much quicker the pick-up is if you have a guru guiding you through it (along with firing a few 115 kph balls at your head!). Shout out also to Vivek Jayaram and the guys from Fulltrack AI (by Maiden) whose amazing ball tracking product allows us to track and review our training sessions. A great example of some of the brilliant new tech that is helping develop the next generation of players (and provide some older ones a bit of alternative LinkedIn video content!).

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    It's not about the data we provide, it's about what you do with it. Talented users like Sundeep Talluru ensure the continued success of the 100,000+ cricketers on Fulltrack!

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    Marketing and International Operations Manager at UAPP Pvt Ltd. | Performance Analyst at Weybridge Cricket Club

    Dear LinkedIn Family, I am excited to share our recent work on Cricket Performance Analysis using Fulltrack AI (by Maiden)! By harnessing the power of AI and advanced analytics, we've gained deeper insights into player performance and strategic gameplay. This technology is reshaping how we approach training and game preparation, allowing us to optimise our strategies for maximum impact. A huge thank you to the incredible players Harshil Patel and Stephen Reeves and Weybridge Cricket Club for their openness to innovation and collaboration. This journey wouldn't be possible without your hard work and dedication. At the core of our efforts is the belief that *Data is the New Oil*—a valuable resource that drives decision-making and competitive advantage. With the use of AI, we are unlocking new possibilities and revolutionizing cricket performance. Excited for what's next! Let's keep pushing the boundaries of sports performance! #Cricket #AI #PerformanceAnalysis #DataDriven

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    Our CEO, Vivek Jayaram, was asked to present Fulltrack at Qualcomm AI Day 2024. We're thrilled that Cricket has reached American shores and proud to be the leading provider of grassroots cricket analysis in America and across the globe 🌎 

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    Lead Performance Analyst at Northamptonshire CC and Lecturer

    Post 5: Analysis During Training With the use of video through coaching expanding at a rapid rate through all levels of the game hopefully this post is insightful for coaches and analysts. Firstly, how do we capture video for training to make it as easy as possible for all players and coaches to access the footage? Gone are the days, where analysts sit with a camcorder on a gallery starting and stopping the recording to send send videos on a google drive that players and coaches struggle to sift through hundreds of ball clips. I've been there... Thanks to Fulltrack AI (by Maiden) there is a solution, which first and foremost enables such an easy process to record and share video with a whole team. With just a tripod and phone I can leave it to record and capture footage while doing other things. However brilliant all the other technology that Fulltrack offer, the way Fulltrack makes this whole process so simple is the reason it is the market leader (in my opinion) for recording and tracking sessions. Now the cool stuff... The ball tracking that Fulltrack AI (by Maiden) allows for objectivity during training and very useful feedback. ⬇ See image below ⬇ However, I think we have to be cautious when introducing this to training. I think it's really easy for bowlers to see beehives and pitch-maps and be discouraged very quickly. This is where coaches and analysts have to work really hard to understand what amount or percentage should the player be aiming for. With this information, understanding how to relay that to their player and create targets and aims for accuracy would be the next step. Another way we use Fulltrack AI (by Maiden) is by scenario based training. With T20 cricket evolved the way it is, bowlers have plans and specific field setting. Being able to track the pitch map and having evidence based discussions is fundamental to review practice comprehensively. Because Fulltrack AI (by Maiden) allows for exporting of data, I use these CSVs in tableau to visualise the beehives and pitch maps. This is useful for tracking a whole winter's training as you can merge sessions together using Tableau Prep. For bowlers we can track certain changes in action and look at whether that made a difference to the outcome of bowling. Having the evidence for this discussion makes it far more meaningful for both coach and bowler. Ultimately, its really easy for analysts to be forgotten about in training settings or they get asked to side arm or mitt. However Fulltrack AI (by Maiden) has created a path for analysts to have more of a role within training and engage with players over the off season.

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