About MATCH PULSE

MATCH PULSE is a football analytics service. Three independent AI engines — ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude — read the same match data and the same market prices, and each gives its own verdict. We show you where they agree and, more usefully, where they do not.

What makes this different

Every call is recorded before kick-off. A prediction is written to an append-only ledger, hash-chained and sealed into a daily Merkle root, before the match starts. Nothing can be edited afterwards, and you can check that yourself: the public ledger publishes every entry and the verification runs in your own browser.

Every call is graded in public. The track record shows hit rate, Brier score, log loss and a calibration curve for each engine, over every prediction we have ever made — not a selection of them. It also shows how the engines scored against the closing market, which is the hardest benchmark available.

Disagreement is the product. Three engines that always agree would tell you nothing. When they split, that is the signal: it means the question is genuinely open, and the page says so rather than averaging the disagreement away.

What this is not

MATCH PULSE is an analytics product. It does not accept wagers, does not place them, and carries no links to anyone who does. Odds appear here as a benchmark — the market's own estimate of a probability, which is the thing our engines are being measured against — and for no other purpose.

Nothing here is advice. The engines are frequently wrong, which is precisely why we publish how often.