Ask the hard ones.We answer without marketing.

No. Most products tell you what will happen; we tell you what we know. GrabbleStats publishes calibrated probabilities: when we say 60%, that outcome should happen about six times out of ten over many such calls. The verified record, published in full, is how you check that we live up to it.

Neither accuracy, nor certainty, nor gain — and that is not modesty, it is mathematics. A calibrated 60% does not happen four times out of ten, by definition. What we do promise: every number carries its reasons and its limits, and every published analysis is judged against the result, in public. That promise, we can keep — and you can check.

It is a launch: everything is open while the product earns its record in public. Paid plans will come later — and here is the commitment that will not change: a paid account will never unlock better numbers. Everyone reads the same probabilities; plans will differ on comfort and depth, not on truth.

Browsing is free of any account: the Radar, the match lists, the live scores and the published method. Opening a full analysis is counted, so it needs a free account — and following fixtures needs somewhere to store your follows. That is all an account does.

From a professional football data provider — results, lineups, events and odds since 2015, refreshed every morning and during every live match. Data quality is measured and displayed per fixture: an analysis built on thin data says so on its face.

It writes the context around a number — injuries, form, what could mislead us — in your language. It is structurally unable to produce a probability: the pipeline does not accept numbers from language models. The models compute; the AI explains; never the reverse.

Because we are the ones showing you the misses. Every disproved analysis stays on display with the probability it carried — and when a league or a bet type keeps failing, the product strips its privileges automatically: warnings on fixtures, signals capped, proposals excluded. Trust does not come from being right every time; it comes from being checkable every time.

The web app installs to your home screen and behaves like a native one, today. Native Android and iOS apps are built and on their way to the stores.

For adults who want to read football through measured probabilities and honest limits: analysts, curious fans, anyone who prefers what is known over what is claimed. Not for minors — access is strictly reserved for adults — and not for anyone looking for certainty: a probability is not a prediction, and we will not dress it up as one.