Gemini Sports Analytics

Gemini Sports Analytics (GSA) develops an artificial intelligence platform that layers advanced analytics and machine learning on top of the data a sports club already collects, giving front offices and coaching staffs descriptive and predictive analytics without requiring in-house technical skills. Its descriptive tools compile large volumes of inputs — individual player statistics, injury information and training reports — into interpretable summaries, while its predictive tools model the consequences of decisions such as drafting or trading a player at a particular slot. Use cases span talent identification, talent development and roster management, on-field tactics and player performance.

The company's automated machine learning application is designed as a no-code environment in which data workers can deploy new models in hours and executives can interface with data insights directly. Gemini Sports also distributes a mobile application for sports executives that supports personalized watchlists, tracking of bespoke metrics and AI-powered search tailored to a team's philosophy, drawing on performance data and scouting insights.

Founding story

The company was founded by Jake Schuster, a sport scientist and strength and conditioning coach with a PhD in biomechanics who spent roughly a decade working with collegiate and professional teams, including the Dutch Olympic Federation and New Zealand Rugby's 2016 Olympic team, plus stints in lacrosse, baseball, USA field hockey and women's rugby, and a role as senior scientist at a Brisbane, Australia technology company supplying strength and movement testing systems to 500 professional teams. Across those roles he encountered the difficulty of making full use of the data collected on athletes daily, and left to build a platform addressing it. Schuster moved to Miami in 2019 and later connected with Alec Coughlin, a business development executive who had spent four years with the NFL's then-St. Louis Rams; Coughlin joined roughly two years later as COO once the initial team and product were in place.

Business model

Gemini Sports Analytics sells its analytics platform to professional and collegiate sports organizations, charging a one-time set-up fee followed by an annual subscription for access to its descriptive and predictive analytics.

One-time implementation/set-up fee plus recurring annual subscription; reported client contracts are multi-year and six figures in value.

Traction

As of April 2024 the company reported 13 full-time employees and was hiring, with a handful of clients across the NFL, collegiate basketball and soccer on multi-year, six-figure contracts. Named and reported customers include the Indianapolis Colts and Texas A&M, and it has worked with teams in European soccer, the NCAA and the NFL. Its Android app has recorded more than 5,000 downloads.

Latest developments

In April 2024 the company announced a $3.1 million round led by Will Ventures with participation from Eberg Capital and Social Leverage, and disclosed a partnership with Infinite Athlete for use of the FusionFeed API. Its mobile application listing was most recently updated in August 2026.