How the numbers work
Frozen rules. Timestamped signals. A record nobody edits.
Ledger is built so that what you see is what the system actually did. Here is the whole pipeline in plain words.
Data in
Fixtures, live scores and in-play statistics come from professional sports data providers. Ratings and projected goals are produced by our own statistical models from results and goal data.
Team ratings
Every team carries a power rating updated after each match from the result and the strength of the opponent. Projected goals for a fixture come from each side's attacking and defensive strength in that league.
Strategies are frozen
A strategy is a fixed set of in-play conditions: minute window, score state, price band, league scope. Each version is written down and frozen before it goes live. A change means a new version; the old one is retired and its record stays as it was.
Signals fire and settle
When a live match meets a strategy's conditions, a signal is recorded with the exact time and the market it referred to. After the match it is settled by the same fixed rules — won, lost, push — and kept on the record. Nobody edits it.
What "the record" means — and doesn't
The record is our system's own log of what it fired and how each signal settled. It is shown in the app so you can audit it. It is not independently verified, it is not a prediction of anything, and it is not betting advice.
Ledger is informational only. No bets can be placed in the app, and nothing in it tells you to place one. 18+.