Turning Game Film into Gold
We’re thrilled to announce The Bond Fund’s investment in Snapp AI, a sports technology company using artificial intelligence to bring professional-level sports analysis to everyone — from college recruiters and high school coaches to athletes and parents.
For decades, the world of sports analytics has been divided between the haves and the have-nots. Wealthy programs enjoy million-dollar analysis teams, dedicated video editors, and advanced data tools — while the majority of schools, coaches, and players are left doing it themselves, with limited time and resources.
Snapp AI changes that.
Founded by a team of serial entrepreneurs, Snapp turns raw sports footage into instant, pro-level highlights and insights. Coaches can analyze game film in minutes, athletes can build shareable highlight reels, and recruiters can discover new talent with unprecedented efficiency — all powered by a single, AI-first platform.
The company’s early traction speaks volumes. With design partnerships already signed at UC Berkeley, Columbia University, and The University of Hawaii, Snapp is proving that accessible, AI-driven sports analysis isn’t just possible, it’s inevitable. Their upcoming product launch will bring together colleges, coaches, and athletes in a connected ecosystem where every video analyzed makes the AI smarter and more valuable for the next user.
Our investment in Snapp AI reflects The Bond Fund’s belief that AI can democratize access to high-impact tools, empowering individuals and organizations who have historically been left on the sidelines. Sports is not just a massive market — it’s a cultural cornerstone where technology can create opportunity, equity, and connection at scale.
We’re excited to welcome Shawn Tsao, Alex Marshall, Craig Martin, Min Park, and the entire Snapp AI team to The Bond Fund family. Their mission to build the world’s leading sports AI platform captures exactly what we look for: exceptional founders tackling meaningful problems with technology that makes a difference.