
Thuuz is an award-winning mobile and connected TV service revolutionizing how sports fans discover and connect to sports programming. Leveraging play by play analytics, social signaling and fan preferences to rate games, the Thuuz platform directs fans to the most exciting live and upcoming sporting events. Thuuz also integrates the industry’s most complete viewing guide in order to drive audience for televised and streamed sporting events. Thuuz has direct-to-consumer applications for iOS and Android, and also partners with leading TV providers, wireless carriers, consumer electronics companies and sports networks. Thuuz was founded in 2010, and is headquartered in Palo Alto, California.

Thuuz is an award-winning mobile and connected TV service revolutionizing how sports fans discover and connect to sports programming. Leveraging play by play analytics, social signaling and fan preferences to rate games, the Thuuz platform directs fans to the most exciting live and upcoming sporting events. Thuuz also integrates the industry’s most complete viewing guide in order to drive audience for televised and streamed sporting events. Thuuz has direct-to-consumer applications for iOS and Android, and also partners with leading TV providers, wireless carriers, consumer electronics companies and sports networks. Thuuz was founded in 2010, and is headquartered in Palo Alto, California.
Headquarters: Palo Alto, California
Founded: 2010
Core product: Real-time personalized "excitement" ratings and sports discovery tools
Channels: Consumer mobile apps (iOS/Android) and licensed products for broadcasters and platforms
Known funding: At least two venture rounds (Series A ~2012; Series B listed 2017)
Sports discovery and audience engagement for live and archived sports content
2010
Sports technology / media
~4.2M
Reported ~ $4.17M of a ~$4.5M Series A; Itochu Technology Ventures participated
Latest funding round listed with announced date Jun 29, 2017
“Liberty Global and Itochu Technology Ventures participated in early venture financing; other investors reported include Phoenix Capital Ventures (PCV).”