What if you could measure an athlete’s performance with the simplicity of a stopwatch — but
the intelligence of a full sports science lab?

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That’s the vision behind Sensi Fit, a Pittsburgh startup reimagining how athletic data is
captured, understood, and applied.

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At the center of its innovation is a deceptively simple device: a 360-degree sensor mounted on a
cone. But don’t let the form factor fool you. This system tracks everything from acceleration and
reaction time to vertical jumps and change of direction — metrics that traditionally require
multiple tools and platforms.

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Sensi Fit consolidates all of it into one system.

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The result is a faster, more efficient testing process that can handle large groups of athletes
simultaneously. Whether it’s a combine-style evaluation or a training session, teams can collect
and analyze performance data in real time — without juggling spreadsheets, apps, and manual
inputs.

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But the real breakthrough lies in accessibility.

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While many sports technologies are built for elite programs with dedicated analysts, Sensi Fit
focuses on making data understandable for everyone — coaches, athletes, and even parents.
By translating complex metrics into simple, actionable insights, the platform helps users see not
just numbers, but progress.

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That clarity is resonating across the market, from high schools to Division I programs to private
training facilities. Even organizations like the WNBA and U.S. Tennis have explored its potential.
Founder Izzy Hunter, a former professional soccer player, brings firsthand experience to the
problem. She understands the frustration of data that’s collected but never used — and built
Sensi Fit to close that gap.

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As the company looks to expand into larger teams and eventually the consumer market, its
mission remains clear: make performance data not just powerful, but practical.

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Because in sports, improvement isn’t just about effort — it’s about knowing exactly where to
focus next.

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