We saw it firsthand in 2017 — massive amounts of data coursing through the games we loved, and yet very few ways to analyze it the right way. We started Magnus to arm the diamond sports industry with the best technology to harness that data's power: the pitchers and their coaches looking to improve their arsenals. The analytics departments looking for more accurate intel on draft picks. The scouts that needed to be where they needed to be on the field, and not behind the plate clocking speeds.
Today we work across the entire technology stack: capturing and moving data for all of baseball and softball, from developing players to professional club staff. We combine next-generation hardware, extensible software, and unforgettable service into the best experience possible for athletes, coaches, teams, and leagues — so you can move forward.
Our group dedicated to the needs of professional organizations comes with decades of experience.
Michael Koltak
Director of Business Strategies
Michael joined the Magnus Team after an extensive career playing and coaching in professional baseball, capped off with an Atlantic League Championship as the VP of the Lexington Legends.
Tristan Sandler
Director of Business Strategies
Tristan joined Yakkertech after working for the San Diego Padres for six years. In that time, he worked with all aspects of Baseball Operations to modernize the team’s use of data and analytics.
Will Stern
Pro Analytics Coordinator
Will helped build a first-of-its-kind automated reporting software used throughout collegiate and pro diamond sports that allows staff to create fully custom reports based on their priorities.
Dr. Glenn Healey
Professor of Electrical Engineering & Computer
Sciences, UC Irvine
Dr. Healey's research focuses on the physics of vision and color vision, with efforts aimed at the development of representations and algorithms that support the recognition of 3D objects in complex scenes.
Jon updike
Executive Advisor
Jon was drafted in the 28th round by the Seattle Mariners in 1993. Has spent three decades in the game as a pro player, college coach, and MLB scout for the Mets. Is now the VP of PitchCom, the industry leader in sports communication.