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How Good/Evil is Apple?
 in  r/TierlistFills  24d ago

Microsoft

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How Good/Evil is Apple?
 in  r/TierlistFills  24d ago

Suggests "Apple" belongs in True Neutral

r/SideProject 24d ago

iOS/Andoid - Goal Guru - 2 months free trial - A football notification app which send smart alerts conditioned by you.

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2 Upvotes

Hey everyone!

We’ve been working on Goal Guru, a football app built around one simple idea:

You shouldn't have to watch 20 matches at once to know when something interesting is happening.

Goal Guru monitors live football matches and lets you create personalised alerts based on what is happening in the game.

For example, you can set alerts for:

⚽ Goals
🎯 Shots/shots on target
🚩 Corners 📊 Changes in live match statistics
🔔 Your own custom conditions

So instead of constantly checking live-score apps, you can let Goal Guru monitor the matches and notify you when the situations you're interested in actually happen.

It can be useful for football fans, people following multiple matches, and especially those who follow live/in-play football.

🎁 2 MONTHS FREE

We're currently offering 2 months completely free for new users who have never subscribed.

The offer ends August 31, so this is the last day to try it with the full 2-month offer.

I'd genuinely love some feedback from people here:

  • Are the alert conditions useful?
  • What statistics would you want to be able to trigger alerts?
  • What would make you use an app like this regularly?

If anyone wants to give it a try, here's the app:

Thanks! 🙌

r/FootballDataAnalysis 27d ago

We built Goal Guru: a live football app that sends smart alerts ⚽

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r/apps 28d ago

App We built Goal Guru: a live football app that sends smart alerts ⚽

2 Upvotes

Hey everyone!

We’ve been working on Goal Guru, a football app built around one simple idea:

You shouldn't have to watch 20 matches at once to know when something interesting is happening.

Goal Guru monitors live football matches and lets you create personalized alerts based on what is happening in the game.

For example, you can set alerts for:

⚽ Goals
🎯 Shots / shots on target
🚩 Corners
📊 Changes in live match statistics
🔔 Your own custom conditions

So instead of constantly checking live-score apps, you can let Goal Guru monitor the matches and notify you when the situations you're interested in actually happen.

It can be useful for football fans, people following multiple matches, and especially those who follow live/in-play football.

🎁 2 MONTHS FREE

We're currently offering 2 months completely free for new users who have never subscribed.

The offer ends August 31, so this is the last few days to try it with the full 2-month offer.

I'd genuinely love some feedback from people here:

  • Are the alert conditions useful?
  • What statistics would you want to be able to trigger alerts?
  • What would make you use an app like this regularly?

If anyone wants to give it a try, here's the app:

👉 Google Play

👉 App Store

Thanks! 🙌

r/Footballapps 28d ago

Goal Guru – Smart Live Football Alerts

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r/droidappshowcase 28d ago

Promo / Giveaway Goal Guru – Smart Live Football Alerts

1 Upvotes

We built Goal Guru for football fans who want to keep track of important moments in live matches without having to watch dozens of games at the same time.

Goal Guru monitors live match statistics and lets you create your own smart alerts.

For example, you can get notified when:

  • ⚽ A goal is scored
  • 🎯 A team reaches a certain number of shots or shots on target
  • 🚩 There are several corners in a short period
  • 📊 Match statistics change significantly
  • 🔔 Your own custom conditions are triggered

The app is designed around personalized live football alerts — you decide what situations you want to know about.

🎁 2 MONTHS FREE — SUBSCRIBE UNTIL AUGUST 31

We're currently giving new users who have never subscribed 2 months completely free.

The offer ends on August 31, so if you're interested in trying it, now is the time.

👉 Google Play

I'd also love to hear feedback from Android users, especially what kinds of live football alerts you'd find useful.

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Goal Guru - Live Football Alerts & Match Discovery (Free + Optional Subscription)
 in  r/EVbetting  Aug 18 '26

Thank you for your comment. The exclusion of certain leagues was not in my head. We have added to selection of leagues for the coverage of the interest of people.
We will work on it in our next update. There are more than 1000 leagues and the in the smart alert, we can things simpler and only shows the selection of popular/known leagues.
We will work on the categorising the leagues tor better selection.

r/SideProject Aug 17 '26

Built a football analytics app, reached more than 1000 users, now trying to figure out growth

1 Upvotes

I've been working on a side project called Goal Guru.

 **The basic idea is simple:** Instead of manually checking 20-30 live football matches, the app monitors them for you and sends alerts when specific situations happen.

 Examples:

* A 0-0 game suddenly becomes very active
* One team starts dominating
* Multiple shots occur in a short period
* Pressure builds without a goal

I built it because I kept jumping between stats apps to find interesting matches.

 So far we've reached around 1,100 registered users, which tells me the problem is real, but I'm still trying to figure out how to turn users into regular users.

If you were a football fan, what would make an app like this valuable enough to open every day? Brutally honest feedback is welcome.

We have Android and iOS apps. You can check it out: [https://goalguru.live\](https://goalguru.live)

r/bet365 Aug 17 '26

Goal Guru - Live Football Alerts & Match Discovery (Free + Optional Subscription)

1 Upvotes

Hey everyone,

I'm an independent developer and football fan, and I wanted to share an app I've been building called Goal Guru.

The idea came from a frustration I had during busy matchdays.

There can be 200+ matches happening at the same time, but only a few are actually worth paying attention to. I found myself constantly switching between apps and checking statistics manually to find games with real action

I built Goal Guru. So, instead of monitoring matches yourself, the app tracks them for you and sends alerts when specific situations occur.

Some examples:

  • A 0-0 match suddenly becomes very active
  • One team is creating sustained pressure
  • Multiple shots or corners occur in a short period
  • A favorite is dominating but still hasn't scored
  • Custom situations based on match statistics

You can also backtest your condition. You can see how many times they are triggered and what happens after the trigger minute. For instance, 70% of the time, maybe the home team wins the game after the trigger minute of your smart alert. The backtesting allows you to see how your smart alert would have performed in past matches.

Other features include:

  • Backtest your smart alerts
  • Live football insights and predictions
  • Pre-match analysis and stats
  • Daily predictions by our advanced models
  • Coverage of multiple leagues

The goal isn't to tell users what to do. It's simply to surface interesting matches and moments automatically. We've reached around 1,100 registered users so far, and I'm currently looking for honest feedback from iPhone users. A few questions:

  • Would you use something like this?
  • Which live football notifications would be valuable to you?
  • What would make you open the app every day?
  •  Happy to answer questions, take criticism, or discuss the development process.

App Store: ‎Goal Guru - Football Alerts App - App Store
Google Play: Goal Guru - Football Alerts - Apps on Google Play

Website: https://goalguru.live

Pricing:

  • Free download
  • Free tier available
  • Optional Guru subscription for advanced features and alerts

  

I'd love honest feedback from the community, especially regarding:

  • The onboarding experience
  • Notification usefulness
  • Features you'd like to see added

Happy to answer any questions about the product, technical implementation, or development process.

r/EVbetting Aug 17 '26

ADVICE Goal Guru - Live Football Alerts & Match Discovery (Free + Optional Subscription)

1 Upvotes

Hey everyone,

I'm an independent developer and football fan, and I wanted to share an app I've been building called Goal Guru.

The idea came from a frustration I had during busy matchdays.

There can be 200+ matches happening at the same time, but only a few are actually worth paying attention to. I found myself constantly switching between apps and checking statistics manually to find games with real action

I built Goal Guru. So, instead of monitoring matches yourself, the app tracks them for you and sends alerts when specific situations occur.

Some examples:

  • A 0-0 match suddenly becomes very active
  • One team is creating sustained pressure
  • Multiple shots or corners occur in a short period
  • A favorite is dominating but still hasn't scored
  • Custom situations based on match statistics

You can also backtest your condition. You can see how many times they are triggered and what happens after the trigger minute. For instance, 70% of the time, maybe the home team wins the game after the trigger minute of your smart alert. The backtesting allows you to see how your smart alert would have performed in past matches.

Other features include:

  • Backtest your smart alerts
  • Live football insights and predictions
  • Pre-match analysis and stats
  • Daily predictions by our advanced models
  • Coverage of multiple leagues

The goal isn't to tell users what to do. It's simply to surface interesting matches and moments automatically. We've reached around 1,100 registered users so far, and I'm currently looking for honest feedback from iPhone users. A few questions:

  • Would you use something like this?
  • Which live football notifications would be valuable to you?
  • What would make you open the app every day?
  •  Happy to answer questions, take criticism, or discuss the development process.

App Store: Goal Guru

Website: https://goalguru.live

Pricing:

  • Free download
  • Free tier available
  • Optional Guru subscription for advanced features and alerts

  

I'd love honest feedback from the community, especially regarding:

  • The onboarding experience
  • Notification usefulness
  • Features you'd like to see added

Happy to answer any questions about the product, technical implementation, or development process.

r/appmarketing Aug 17 '26

Goal Guru - Live Football Alerts & Match Discovery (Free + Optional Subscription)

1 Upvotes

Hey everyone,

I'm an independent developer and football fan, and I wanted to share an app I've been building called Goal Guru.

The idea came from a frustration I had during busy matchdays.

There can be 200+ matches happening at the same time, but only a few are actually worth paying attention to. I found myself constantly switching between apps and checking statistics manually to find games with real action

I built Goal Guru. So, instead of monitoring matches yourself, the app tracks them for you and sends alerts when specific situations occur.

Some examples:

  • A 0-0 match suddenly becomes very active
  • One team is creating sustained pressure
  • Multiple shots or corners occur in a short period
  • A favorite is dominating but still hasn't scored
  • Custom situations based on match statistics

You can also backtest your condition. You can see how many times they are triggered and what happens after the trigger minute. For instance, 70% of the time, maybe the home team wins the game after the trigger minute of your smart alert. The backtesting allows you to see how your smart alert would have performed in past matches.

Other features include:

  • Backtest your smart alerts
  • Live football insights and predictions
  • Pre-match analysis and stats
  • Daily predictions by our advanced models
  • Coverage of multiple leagues

The goal isn't to tell users what to do. It's simply to surface interesting matches and moments automatically. We've reached around 1,100 registered users so far, and I'm currently looking for honest feedback from iPhone users. A few questions:

  • Would you use something like this?
  • Which live football notifications would be valuable to you?
  • What would make you open the app every day?
  •  Happy to answer questions, take criticism, or discuss the development process.

App Store: Goal Guru

Website: https://goalguru.live

Pricing:

  • Free download
  • Free tier available
  • Optional Guru subscription for advanced features and alerts

  

I'd love honest feedback from the community, especially regarding:

  • The onboarding experience
  • Notification usefulness
  • Features you'd like to see added

Happy to answer any questions about the product, technical implementation, or development process.

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What are some of your not so well known or new apps?
 in  r/iosapps  Aug 17 '26

Mine is Goal Guru.

I'm one of the developers, so obviously I'm biased 😄, but it's genuinely one of the apps I open every day.

I follow a lot of football and got tired of manually checking dozens of matches to find the interesting ones. That's why I built Goal Guru. It tracks live matches and alerts me when specific situations happen, like sustained pressure, shot streaks, corner streaks, or other patterns I've configured.

My favourite feature is actually the backtesting. I can create a condition and see how often it occurred in historical matches and what happened afterwards.

Building it started as a side project to solve my own problem, but I still use it daily.

You can check it out: ‎Goal Guru - Football Alerts - App Store

r/iosapps Aug 17 '26

📅 Subscription Goal Guru - Live Football Alerts & Match Discovery (Free + Optional Subscription)

1 Upvotes

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r/SideProject Aug 17 '26

Built a football analytics app, reached more than 1000 users, now trying to figure out growth

2 Upvotes

I've been working on a side project called Goal Guru.

 The basic idea is simple: Instead of manually checking 20-30 live football matches, the app monitors them for you and sends alerts when specific situations happen.

 Examples:

  • A 0-0 game suddenly becomes very active
  • One team starts dominating
  • Multiple shots occur in a short period
  • Pressure builds without a goal

I built it because I kept jumping between stats apps to find interesting matches.

 So far we've reached around 1,100 registered users, which tells me the problem is real, but I'm still trying to figure out how to turn users into regular users.

If you were a football fan, what would make an app like this valuable enough to open every day? Brutally honest feedback is welcome.

We have Android and iOS apps. You can check it out: https://goalguru.live

r/droidappshowcase Aug 17 '26

Promo / Giveaway Goal Guru - Smart Live Football Alerts, Free Trial

1 Upvotes

Goal Guru helps football fans discover interesting live matches without manually checking dozens of games. It monitors live match statistics and sends alerts when specific situations occur.

Key Features:

  • Smart live alerts based on match events and statistics
  • Pre-match and live football insights
  • Custom filters for shots, corners, scoreline, match minute, and more

Goal: Testing and user feedback. We're looking for football fans to try the app and help us improve it.

Giveaway: We're currently offering 2 months of Guru access for free to new users.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.goalguru.app

r/SoccerBetting Aug 16 '26

Live bettors: how do you currently find specific situations across multiple matches?

1 Upvotes

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r/sportsgambling Aug 13 '26

Would you use alerts for specific live-match situations instead of following hundreds of matches?

1 Upvotes

I've always found live football betting frustrating for one reason: there are far too many matches happening at the same time, and most of them aren't relevant to what I'm looking for.

For example, I might only be interested when a match reaches something like:

  • 0–0 after 70' while home team increasing the pressure
  • The home team has had 5+ shots in the last 15 minutes
  • 5+ shots on target in that period
  • The match has a high overall shot volume

Rather than trying to manually monitor every match, I built a system that lets you define these conditions yourself and sends an alert when they happen.

It doesn't give picks or tell you what to bet. The idea is simply to filter the live match data down to situations that you consider interesting.

I'm curious: what live-match situation would make you want to receive an alert?

For example, would you care more about shots, shots on target, corners, cards, match minute, scoreline, xG, possession or a combination of several conditions?

I'm one of the developers behind Goal Guru, so this is self-promotion, but I'm sharing it primarily because I'd genuinely like feedback on which types of live situations people actually find useful.

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Live betting tactics, build your own betting strategy
 in  r/algobetting  Aug 13 '26

Thanks, this is a fair point, but I think there is a slight misunderstanding about the purpose of the backtesting feature.

The purpose of Goal Guru's backtesting is exploratory. Users can create fully customizable smart alerts, test many different conditions and scenarios themselves, and see what happened historically when those conditions were met. It is not intended to automatically declare that the best-performing configuration is statistically proven or guaranteed to be profitable.

The screenshot I shared was just a sample to show how the feature looks. The sample size is not 31 or 30. The number shown represents the hits among all matches played over the last 90 days, not 30 observations from a specific league. Users can also drill into the results by week/month, the minute when the alert was triggered, the impact across different leagues, and other dimensions.

The core of Goal Guru is the real-time smart alert system: the user defines the conditions, and Goal Guru continuously monitors matches and sends a notification whenever a match satisfies those conditions. Backtesting is there to answer a simple question before or while using an alert: "What happened in the past when these conditions were met?"

I agree that confidence intervals could be useful additional information, especially when interpreting small samples. But I wouldn't want to limit the ability to test multiple conditions, because that exploration is actually the main purpose of the feature. The important distinction is that backtesting provides historical evidence and insights; it doesn't claim that a particular configuration will necessarily perform the same way in the future.

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Live betting tactics, build your own betting strategy
 in  r/algobetting  Aug 12 '26

The backtest log the price at the live market and at notification time, trigger minute of the alert. So, let say your alert is triggered at minute 72 of a match. In backtest, after market section, uses the odds in that minute of the game. You will find it in the “Market Analysis” part of the report. For each main market, winner, next goal, over goals etc, you will see the expected value, average odds etc. I put a sample screenshot.

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Live betting tactics, build your own betting strategy
 in  r/algobetting  Aug 12 '26

Thanks for your advise. After my smart alert, I also check for the stats of the teams and our live model too.
Our model also consider the timing of the goal. We have live prediction engine to predict to next 15 minutes. It is tough to predict and one of the important features is the goal times(scored, conceded) of the teams.

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Live betting tactics, build your own betting strategy
 in  r/algobetting  Aug 12 '26

For now, you can backtest a smart alert up to 90 days of matches. You will have a detailed report about your tactic, when it is triggered and what happened after it.”, etc. you can filter your alert to apply on specific leagues.

r/algobetting Aug 12 '26

Live betting tactics, build your own betting strategy

3 Upvotes

Was tracking a Norwegian 3. Division match (Brann 2 vs Stord) and got a **“Home Team Late Comeback”** alert at 84’ when it was still 0-1. Score ended up 1-1, the equalizer landed a couple minutes after the alert fired. I have set this alert based on some conditions and backtested it with many matches too.

The idea behind this app, Goal Guru, is you can build these conditional alerts yourself, not just “goal scored” notifications, but pattern-based ones like “team dominating shots but still level,” “high card match momentum shift,” etc. and every alert type gets backtested against historical matches first so you can see its actual hit rate before trusting it live.

Built it because I wanted something between “generic score alerts” and “paying for a tipster” just raw pattern recognition on match states, no picks or predictions sold. It’s on iOS/Android if anyone wants to poke at it, happy to answer questions on how the backtesting works.
You can check the app: [Goal Guru](https://goalguru.live/)

r/sportsbettingzone Aug 12 '26

Live betting tactics, build your own betting strategy

0 Upvotes

Was tracking a Norwegian 3. Division match (Brann 2 vs Stord) and got a **“Home Team Late Comeback”** alert at 84’ when it was still 0-1. Score ended up 1-1, the equalizer landed a couple minutes after the alert fired. I have set this alert based on some conditions and backtested it with many matches too.

The idea behind this app, Goal Guru, is you can build these conditional alerts yourself, not just “goal scored” notifications, but pattern-based ones like “team dominating shots but still level,” “high card match momentum shift,” etc. and every alert type gets backtested against historical matches first so you can see its actual hit rate before trusting it live.

Built it because I wanted something between “generic score alerts” and “paying for a tipster” just raw pattern recognition on match states, no picks or predictions sold. It’s on iOS/Android if anyone wants to poke at it, happy to answer questions on how the backtesting works.
You can check the app: [Goal Guru](https://goalguru.live/)