How a Mark Cuban-funded startup upgraded spreadsheets to a scaling product with no-code. The founders of Cerebro Sports saw the need for NBA and college scouts to have more objective data-driven insights during the recruiting process. Their idea was to make a database product that creates profiles for players and attaches all of their records to one unique identifier.  Cerebro gave Airdev their Google Sheets which provided the blueprints for the platform. These showed how the data was related and flowed, where the formulas were coming from, and what they wanted their dashboards to look like. Using these blueprints, Airdev’s dedicated Product Manager worked closely with Cerebro to translate their vision into detailed product specifications and wireframes, which were then passed to the visual development team to build the app in Bubble. The results?

A working beta version of the platform in just two months, along with multiple product iterations.

600k+ player records uploaded on the platform in two years.

A growing user base of college programs, pro teams, agencies, media, players, fans, and other key stakeholders in the basketball ecosystem.

Read more here about how Cerebro sports used the power of no-code to improve basketball scouting.