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LYMB.iO
An interactive sports and gaming platform that turns any wall into an augmented reality playground.
What it does
Turns any flat wall into an interactive touch-sensitive screen using projectors and sensors. Provides a library of 50+ games ranging from casual play to intense physical workouts. Uses high-speed touchless-sensing engines to track 16+ simultaneous interactions. Offers a mobile app to locate facilities, track personal stats, and compete in global rankings. Supports 'LYMB ONE,' a portable consumer version for home and office use.
Why it works
Engagement: Combines the addictive nature of video games with the health benefits of physical sports. Low Friction: The 'controller-free' setup means anyone can play instantly without training. Versatility: Can be used for everything from math education for kids to high-intensity HIIT for athletes. Social: Built-in community features and rankings encourage repeat use and competition.
Category: Entertainment & Lifestyle
Team Size: 11-50
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As of 2026
Entertainment & Lifestyle
Revenue: $1M-$5M ARR
An interactive sports and gaming platform that turns any wall into an augmented reality playground.
Overview
LYMB.iO is a high-tech sports and gaming platform that combines physical activity with digital entertainment. By using interactive wall projections and advanced sensor technology, it transforms any room into an augmented reality space. Users interact with the system via hand and ball touches—no controllers or wearable sensors required—enabling a gamified workout or social play experience for all ages.
Funding status: Funded
Revenue source: Hardware Sales & App Subscriptions
Customer type: B2B2C
Pricing: Product Purchase + Subscription
Tech stack: React, Node.js, C++, Intel RealSense, AWS
Platform: Hardware • iOS • Android • Web
Integrations: Intel RealSense, Apple Vision Pro, iOS HealthKit, Google Fit
Founder story
Founded in 2017 (originally as Fun with Balls GmbH) by Benjamin Piltz and a team of sports enthusiasts in Munich, Germany. They wanted to tackle the growing problem of physical inactivity by making exercise as fun and accessible as mobile gaming.
What it does
- Turns any flat wall into an interactive touch-sensitive screen using projectors and sensors
- Provides a library of 50+ games ranging from casual play to intense physical workouts
- Uses high-speed touchless-sensing engines to track 16+ simultaneous interactions
- Offers a mobile app to locate facilities, track personal stats, and compete in global rankings
- Supports 'LYMB ONE,' a portable consumer version for home and office use.
Who it's for
- Fitness Centers and Gyms
- Family Entertainment Centers
- Corporate Offices
- Home Users (LYMB ONE)
Why it works
- Engagement: Combines the addictive nature of video games with the health benefits of physical sports
- Low Friction: The 'controller-free' setup means anyone can play instantly without training
- Versatility: Can be used for everything from math education for kids to high-intensity HIIT for athletes
- Social: Built-in community features and rankings encourage repeat use and competition.
Growth strategies
- Targeted the 'Fitness Gamification' trend as digital health adoption surged.
- Used a Kickstarter campaign for 'LYMB ONE' to validate home- market demand.
- Partnered with physical facilities (gyms, hotels) to create a worldwide network of 'LYMB Hubs'.
- Leveraged a brand pivot from 'MultiBall' to 'LYMB.iO' to position as a holistic lifestyle tech brand.
Alternatives
Comparison overview
- Nex: Purely mobile/camera-based; LYMB offers a more high-fidelity, projector-based physical wall experience.
- Lü: Focused on large school gyms; LYMB is more modular and accessible for home and corporate spaces.
- LYMB.iO is the choice for users who want a premium, high-accuracy interactive sports wall.