Match Analysis Engine

Upload a match.
Read the board.

Send a screenshot of any fixture. PredictIQ reads the team names, pulls recent form, attack and defense numbers, and turns them into a probability breakdown — like a scoreboard for what the data actually says.

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Sample read-out — your match will replace this
01Upload the match
Drop a screenshot here, or click to choose one

PredictIQ will try to read the team names automatically. You can always edit them.

Uploaded screenshot preview

Last 5 matches — enter what you know (or tap "Try auto-fill")

Home team
Away team
— Multi-match slip analysis

Enter each match on your slip and pick the market you're backing. This reads the numbers you enter for each leg — it can't look up a bookmaker booking code, since that data only exists on their servers, not on the open web.

— Your past reads
No saved analyses yet — run one above and it'll show up here.
02The board
Home vs Away
Probability breakdown
Confidence
Home win
0%
Draw
0%
Away win
0%
0.0
Expected goals — home
0.0
Expected goals — away
Both teams to score
0%
Yes
0%
No
Total goals — by line

What the numbers are based on

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    This is a statistical read of recent form, not a forecast of certainty — every match keeps real uncertainty baked in, and upsets are part of the sport. Treat this as one input into your own judgment, not a signal to stake more than you're comfortable losing.
    03How it works
    • 1. Read the screenshot. Your browser runs OCR locally (via Tesseract.js) to guess the two team names from the image — nothing is uploaded to a server.
    • 2. Pull recent form. PredictIQ can try auto-filling each team's last 5 results from TheSportsDB's free public data, or you enter the numbers yourself if you already know them.
    • 3. Run the model. A Poisson goal-expectancy model (the same family of model used in professional football analytics) converts attack/defense form into expected goals, then into Win/Draw/Loss probabilities and likely scorelines.
    • 4. You decide. The board shows you the numbers and the reasoning behind them — it doesn't tell you what to do with them.