Know if a betting record is luck or skill. Paste any betting history — get a full statistical audit: ROI with 95% confidence interval, the probability a losing bettor would show the same record, drawdown analysis, risk of ruin, and curation red flags. Retrospective analysis only — never predictions.
Paste each new Shorts topic and get a feed-ready title, a 3-second hook, and marked retention beats at 15s and 30s so the script keeps paying off. It never claims YouTube Analytics or view-count data.
Builds a ready-to-post World Cup matchup short: the script comes first, followed by on-screen text, caption, hashtags, pre-publish checks, and supporting analysis. No betting or odds.
A supercomputer hands you a win probability and calls it analysis. Match Scout gives you the tactical reasoning behind the number: the injury that quietly shifts a team's shape, the 3 duels that decide the result, and where its model splits from consensus. Drop in a fixture and get a full pre-match report — top-2 scorelines, each with a one-line trigger explaining why. For fans and analysts who want the why, not a number. Not betting advice. World Cup, Premier League, UCL & Europe's top five.
Hands-on prompt engineering and LLM evaluation. Built around a diagnose-then-ship loop: forensic transcript critique ▎ that names the exact failure mode, paired with a fixer that produces complete, deployment-ready rewrites — not ▎ vague advice.
Turn your recurring habits and reactions into a personalized 3×3 Bingo card, see how many squares you hit, and find the one pattern worth breaking first.
A free single-file tool that tells you whether a short-form script fits your target length before you record it. Open the HTML in any browser - no install, no signup, no API key, no coding tool of any kind. Paste your script and get the estimated spoken length, a per-line breakdown marking your first cuts, a hook-length check, a warning for lines too long to read as captions, and a stopwatch that measures your own pace and recalibrates to it. Runs offline; your script is never uploaded.
Most players lose games on the clock and blame the wrong phase. Clock Leak reads your Lichess games and measures exactly where your time goes - opening, middlegame, late game - against 93 real peers and a 27-player 2300+ panel. The popular advice "play faster in the opening" has zero measured effect (r=0.11). Middlegame overspend does (r=0.41). One numeric action per report, traced to your own data. No engine coaching, no rating promises.