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Product

Seven tools.One logic.

Every page of the product answers one precise question and leads to the others. The Radar says what to look at, the match page says why, the labs let you put a claim to the test, and the confidence pages say how much to believe us.

Decision queue Illustration
Fixture Model Gap Level
Liverpool — Arsenal61%+7.0Strong
Man City — Chelsea53%+4.5Watch
Newcastle — Tottenham57%+3.2Watch

9 kept out of 51 analysed — the same figure end to end, nothing recomputed for display.

12

Product pages

from the Radar to the Terminal

5

Tabs per match page

analysis, lineups, market, context, history

3

Laboratories

Surprise Lab, Time Machine, hypotheses

4

Entity types

teams, players, referees, coaches

Radar

What should I look at today?

  • A decision queue, not a table.
  • The threshold is written down.
  • Every refusal states its reason.
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Match Intelligence

Why this match, and on what exactly?

  • The probability, decomposed.
  • The market is named.
  • Lineups and their effect.
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Live

What did this event just change?

  • The trajectory, not just the snapshot.
  • Every inflexion has a cause.
  • The markets, as they run.
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Équipes

Is this team really what its ranking says?

  • Adjusted strength, not raw points.
  • Percentiles, not ranks.
  • Strengths and blind spots.
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Joueurs

Does this player weigh as much as they say?

  • Comparison by position.
  • The sample size is visible.
  • Similar profiles, named.
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Referee DNA

Does the appointed referee change anything?

  • Cards, fouls and penalty tendencies.
  • The effect on the markets concerned.
  • Applied after appointment, never before.
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Market Intelligence

Where do we disagree with the price?

  • The gap, in figures.
  • The odds never enter the computation.
  • A disagreement can be our error.
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The journey

How the pages chain together.

No page is a dead end. Every element of a match — team, player, referee, coach, market — has its own page, and the breadcrumb keeps the path visible.

The Radar proposes

A match, its probability, its reasons. You open it, or you set it aside.

The match page goes deeper

Five tabs, from the reasoning to the market by way of the lineups.

The entities widen the view

Every name cited leads to its measured page.

The labs put it to the test

Test a hypothesis, replay the past, look for the improbable.

The verification concludes

After the match, the analysis is re-read and kept — never rewritten.

Open the product.The Radar is free, no strings.

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