Coachinho
Uscreen is an all-in-one membership platform designed for video creators, enabling them to monetize their content and build communities. Founded in 2015, Uscreen has grown to support over 25,000 creators and brands, generating more than $150 million annually for its users. The platform offers features such as mobile and TV apps, live streaming, and community engagement tools, making it a comprehensive solution for creators looking to establish a subscription-based business. With a focus on user experience and customer support, Uscreen has positioned itself as a leader in the video membership space, helping creators achieve significant growth and engagement with their audiences.
Coachinho
Uscreen is an all-in-one membership platform designed for video creators, enabling them to monetize their content and build communities. Founded in 2015, Uscreen has grown to support over 25,000 creators and brands, generating more than $150 million annually for its users. The platform offers features such as mobile and TV apps, live streaming, and community engagement tools, making it a comprehensive solution for creators looking to establish a subscription-based business. With a focus on user experience and customer support, Uscreen has positioned itself as a leader in the video membership space, helping creators achieve significant growth and engagement with their audiences.
TL;DR
Location: Bonn, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
Product: Mobile-first interactive football training app with video coaching, skill games, training plans, and real-time feedback
Founders / Leadership: Dennis C. Eck (Founder) and Max Knorreck (CEO)
Business model: Free Basic and paid Pro memberships
Funding stage: Pre-Seed
Company Overview
Problem Domain
Youth and amateur football skill development and remote coaching
Industry
Sports tech / Sports training
Funding Track Record
Pre-Seed round listed with NRW.BANK as lead investor; additional investor mentions include DIGITALHUB.DE.
Investor Signal
“NRW.BANK and DIGITALHUB.DE participated in early funding”