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SportsVisio

Making basketball stats make sense.

AI turns game video into stats and highlights. Leagues and schools pay; coaches watch their team's numbers. My job: make those numbers mean something.

Early days, two products

The app and web existed. I redesigned both.

SportsVisio app: stats, automatic highlights, trophies, rankings and standings

Numbers I didn't understand (yet)

Box scores, shooting splits, efficiency scores. I learned them, then gave them order: what you see first, what you compare, what can wait.

Game screens: stats summary, highlights and full box score
Game overview with AI processing status, stats summary and season comparison

One app, three roles

Player, coach or fan. Pick one, the app adjusts.

Choose your role: player, coach or fan

Claim your player

We built every team and roster. Players joined the app and claimed their profile, stats and games included.

Flow diagram of profile settings with claimed players
Who can edit what, before and after claiming.

Highlights worth sharing

Clips and stats posters, shaped for each platform.

Share highlight flow with Instagram and Facebook options
Player stats and shareable stats poster

The web side

Teams, rosters, games and analytics.

Manager web: my teams and game analytics

Two weeks at a time

Sprints
a new feature or improvement every two weeks
Team
together three times a sprint; developers almost daily
System
design system on Google Material, adapted for us
Boston, 2024
presented to coaches and clients

What it taught me

To hold my ground in a room full of developers. At zInspector, that's second nature now.