Where does Elite Tackle App rank among its competitors?

Elite Tackle App ranks 29th amongst 27 active competitors, of which 4 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Meleap, which secured an undisclosed amount in May, 2024.

Who are the top competitors of Elite Tackle App?

Elite Tackle App's top competitors include Meleap, StatusPro and Sense Arena. Among them, Meleap secured the most recent funding round in May, 2024.

Elite Tackle App - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Developer of mobile software providing virtual tackle training for athletes. This application delivers instruction to athletes through simulated repetition and visual stimuli to improve physical technique and movement accuracy. The software facilitates non-contact practice of tackling mechanics during strength conditioning sessions. Tracking features allow for monitoring individual progress and precision during training activities. By utilizing virtual reality simulation, the platform aims to reduce the physical wear and tear associated with traditional full-contact practice while assisting in the development of correct muscle engagement.

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Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

29^th among 36 competitors

Similar Companies

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Top competitors of Elite Tackle App include Meleap, StatusPro and Sense Arena. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Elite Tackle App, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Meleap 2014, Tokyo (Japan), Series C	Developer of augmented reality sports and entertainment experiences for various platforms	$13M	Nissay Capital, QC Investment & 15 others	47/100
2nd	StatusPro 2020, Los Angeles (United States), Series A	Provider of AR-based sports gaming solutions for fan engagement	$51M	Google Ventures, KB Partners & 17 others	44/100
3rd	Sense Arena 2016, Pittsburgh (United States), Seed	Provider of virtual reality-based hockey training solutions	$3M	J&T Ventures, Miton & 4 others	38/100
4th	Radd3 2015, San Francisco (United States), Series A	Virtual Reality football training systems	$2.2M	HTC Corporation, Presence Capital	33/100
5th	Tennis Esports 2020, Vienna (Austria), Unfunded	Developer of VR technology for playing tennis	-	-	28/100
6th	Fans XR 2020, Las Vegas (United States), Funding Raised	Provider of extended reality broadcasting solutions for sports events	-	Jai Capital	26/100
7th	vSports 2018, Omaha (United States), Unfunded	Provider of a VR-based training platform for multiple sports	-	-	25/100
8th	Sports Anatomy 2018, China, Unfunded	App offering AR based 3D anatomy for fitness training	-	-	24/100
9th	PlayAR 2019, Palo Alto (United States), Unfunded	PlayAR	-	-	24/100
10th	Gymnotize 2013, Frankfurt Am Main (Germany), Unfunded	Provider of augmented reality fitness training tools	-	-	24/100
29th	Elite Tackle App Unfunded	Developer of mobile software providing virtual tackle training for athletes	-	-	16/100