Solutions

Same intelligence core. Different questions.

GrabbleStats does not ship six products. It ships one pipeline and six ways into it — which is why a number you meet in a profile is the same number the model used, not a second figure computed for display.

Who it is built for

Football analysts

Team, player, coach and referee profiles built from the same feature set the models use, so what you read in a profile is what the probability was computed from.

  • Team & Player DNA
  • Match-up engine
  • Opponent-adjusted strength
  • Venue splits

Media & editorial

Defensible numbers with their sources and their limits attached, so a figure that goes into a broadcast can survive being questioned on air.

  • Match Intelligence
  • Verified analyses
  • Data Quality Center
  • Referee DNA

Trading & risk desks

Model against margin-free market across thirty-one markets, with divergence reported as a measurement and eligibility stated per market.

  • Market Explorer
  • Signal Engine
  • Surprise Lab
  • Model Health

Clubs & scouting

Squad structure rather than squad lists: which phases of play depend on which players, and what disappears structurally when one is unavailable.

  • Player Dependency Graph
  • Counterfactual Engine
  • Schedule strength
  • Squad composition

Product & platform teams

A provider-agnostic core. Registry, provider seam, eligibility and engines are separate layers, so swapping a data source changes one adapter.

  • Market registry
  • Provider seam
  • Model registry
  • Analysis memory

Research

Append-only analysis memory with the world-state that produced each snapshot, which is the minimum needed to evaluate a model honestly after the fact.

  • Time Machine
  • Model autopsy
  • Blind-spot engine
  • Calibration
Look at a real fixture.

The fastest way to judge this is to open one and read what it says — including where it says it does not know.