Brodie Rec expands tech-driven basketball league to new cities
Brodie Rec, a Toronto-based app, runs a basketball league where anyone can join, get stats tracked by open-source AI tools, and see game highlights online. With over 50,000 active players across 35 cities and 600 weekly games, revenue is set to reach $10 million this year, from player signups. $5 million CAD in funding is fueling Brodie's push into more North American cities.
- Over 50,000 active players, 35 cities
- 600 games run each week
- Uses AI for player stats and highlights
- Raised $5 million CAD in December
- Plans expansion to 100 North American cities
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