Fit:match app enhances insights into young athletes' growth potential
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 22, 2026, 11:03 AM
Last updated Oct 22, 2026

Fit:match, developed by Haniff Brown, uses AI technology to inform parents about their children's athletic growth and development. The app's QuadraScan can estimate an athlete's growth trajectory within a 2% margin of error compared to traditional methods. Scans require just four smartphone photos, delivering insights on body composition and peak growth periods. Since launching, Fit:match has scanned thousands of youth athletes, with Major League Baseball organizations among its users. The aim is to help parents navigate their children's athletic aspirations more effectively.
- •Fit:match was founded in 2018 by Haniff Brown.
- •The QuadraScan takes four photos and provides 3D body insight.
- •Scans are radiation-free and comparable to DEXA scans.
- •Fit:match is used by major sports organizations including MLS NEXT and MLB.
- •Athletes scanned are primarily aged 12 to 17.
- 11:03 AMYahoo Sports — App shares insight about athletic potential. What it means for parents
"How are kids' bodies developing? When is their peak height velocity period? How much might they grow? AI company's seeks to inform sports parents.
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