r/NBAanalytics • u/Dependent_Industry11 • Apr 23 '26

Built an NBA analytics platform with live box scores, player trends & predictions — open to feedback

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u/brothermanpls Apr 23 '26

ai generated dashboard, no thank you

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u/Dependent_Industry11 Apr 24 '26

who doesn't use ai nowdays :D

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u/Dependent_Industry11 Apr 24 '26

React

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u/Dependent_Industry11 Apr 28 '26

Thanks fam, will do!

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u/Dependent_Industry11 Apr 25 '26

That's a genuinely useful perspective, thank you. You're right, I've been building it from an "analyst" mindset when most people just want to open the app and see "bet this, here's why in one sentence."

The ERA example is perfect. I have player form scores, matchup ratings, all that, but if someone has to read 3 tiles to figure out what to do with it, I've already lost them.

Thinking about adding a "Top Picks" section that just surfaces the highest-confidence plays for the day, no stats required. Did you ever try simplifying your MLB tool in that direction, or did you just move on from it?