This startup helps gamers get better at sports games like F1 and FIFA. Check out the 13-slide pitch deck Titan Academy used to raise $1.8 million.
The startup has designed an automated coaching platform for sports video games.A startup that helps gamers become better at sports games like FIFA and F1 by analyzing their own player data just raised $1.8 million in seed funding.
The startup has developed an automated coaching platform that analyzes user data, to provide automated insights on how to become better. Users pay a monthly subscription fee and get personalized feedback. Titan Academy takes the player's previous movements and uses them to generate in-depth insights, such as telling users when to next brake or turn. The aim is to help players across all levels of expertise, although the current customer base mainly consists of"amateur gamers that simply want to beat their friends," said Teichert.
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