Sports performance tracking and analytics platform for baseball, golf, and softball
Rapsodo manufactures hardware and software for sports performance measurement—launch monitors, flight trackers, and vision systems—sold through direct e-commerce and multi-channel distribution. The hiring mix reveals a scaling inflection: engineering-heavy with an accelerating sales and marketing function, supported by recent expansion into Singapore, Turkey, and Malaysia. Active projects around Japanese market localization and golf/diamond product launches signal geographic and product-line diversification, though pain-point data flags execution challenges (inconsistent launch coordination, poor cross-team visibility) typical of growth-stage hardware companies managing distributed operations.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Growth and Marketing
Rapsodo builds hardware and software systems that measure and analyze athletic performance in baseball, softball, and golf. The product portfolio spans mobile launch monitors, baseball and softball flight monitors, and sports vision technology—designed for players, coaches, and teams. Distribution is omnichannel: direct-to-consumer e-commerce (Shopify-based storefront), paid media acquisition (Meta, Google), and international expansion (Japan, Singapore, Southeast Asia). The company operates across 51–200 employees, with engineering concentrated on iOS/Android apps (Appium, Playwright), cloud infrastructure (AWS, Azure, GCP), and embedded systems work (Python, C#, Go). Marketing and customer success functions are scaling to support geographic expansion and new product lines.
Rapsodo runs Python, C#, Go, Java, and Bash on AWS, Azure, and GCP. Frontend uses Figma. Data layer includes PostgreSQL and Elasticsearch. Testing/QA: Appium, Playwright, Selenium, JMeter. DevOps: Docker, Kubernetes, GitLab CI/CD. CRM: Salesforce + Pardot; marketing automation: Iterable.
Chesterfield, Missouri, United States. Founded 2010. Privately held. 51–200 employees.
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