User Guide

What every screen does, in plain words. No formulas, no jargon — just what you see and what it means.
New here? Four steps
1
Open LiveEvery match being played right now, refreshing on its own. The coloured edge of a row says how much is going on.
2
Tap a matchStats, pressure chart, odds and events — the whole match in one panel.
3
Create a strategyDescribe a situation once ("home side pressing after the 60th minute…"). While you write each rule, the app shows what it would have done over the last 30 days.
4
Connect TelegramOne tap gives you your own private bot. From then on, every strategy that fires lands in your Telegram within seconds.
Contents
Live
1.Live Scanner2.Signal Intensity3.Signals4.Sidebar Filters5.Intensity Configuration
Pre-Match
6.Pre-Match Scanner7.Pre-Match Detail Tabs
Strategies & Alerts
8.Strategies9.Alerts & Telegram10.Favorites
More
11.Live Detail Tabs12.Appearance & Feedback

1 — Live Scanner

Every match currently being played, in one list that updates by itself. No refresh, ever. The coloured edge on the left of each row tells you how much is happening in that match right now.
Live or Pre-Match? The two screens look alike on purpose. A thin line at the top tells them apart: green for Live, blue for Pre-Match.
Reading the colours. One scale everywhere: grey is ordinary, orange is notable, red is exceptional. Colour never says which team — home is the upper line, away the lower one. A dash means the number has not arrived yet.

Counters that only go up (attacks, crosses, fouls…) are coloured on their pace, not their total — orange means the same thing at minute 20 and at minute 85. Hover a cell for the detail.

Match row columns

Time
Game minute, added time included.
Teams
Home and away, with the score. League position in brackets when we have it.
xG
Expected goals — how many goals each side "should" have, given the chances they created.
Mom
Pressure over the last 10 minutes. Around 10 is quiet, past 75 is a siege. It comes back down as the pressure stops.
Sh / SoT
Shots, and shots on target.
Cor
Corners.
Att/Def
Attack and defence ratings from the teams' recent matches.
Odds
Live 1X2 odds. Arrows show the move since the last reading.
OFF
Signal chips, and how many of your strategies fired on this match.

Sorting

Tap a column header to sort, again to reverse, a third time to clear. The first tap always puts the interesting end first.

Rolling stats window

The Window selector (5 / 10 / 15 / 20 min) switches xG and momentum to the last few minutes only — the way to catch a late surge in an otherwise quiet match.

Locked matches — Free vs Pro

On the free plan, part of the matches are fully open and the rest show a lock. Pro opens everything. Free also caps strategies at 5 and Telegram alerts at 5 per day. Worth knowing: a strategy only watches the matches you can see.

Match detail panel

Tap any row to open it. Esc closes it and brings you back to the row you left.

2 — Signal Intensity

The coloured edge answers one question at a glance: how much is happening in this match? Four levels:
Quiet
Nothing yet. Few shots, low pressure.
Build
Something is brewing. Worth a look.
Hot
Real pressure on goal.
Blast
Peak pressure on every count at once.
Your strategies:  a match one of your strategies fired on shows an amber pill in the strategy column, whatever its intensity — the row itself is not tinted, so the intensity colour on the left stays readable.

3 — Signals

A chip appears on a match when the picture is clear: a goal is due, one side is pushing, the favourite is chasing. A chip only shows when the teams' history and what is happening on the pitch point the same way — a dead 0-0 never triggers anything.
⚽ Goal coming
A goal is expected soon, for either team
The match is on a scoring pace and at least one more goal is expected in the time left. Shows from the second half onward.
🎯 Pushing
One side is pushing to score
A single team is expected to score, and the chip names it — a side one goal behind pressing hard, or one dominating without converting yet.
🏃 Fav chasing
The favourite is not ahead, late in the match
The pre-match favourite is level or trailing with time running out. The percentage is how often that situation turned into a goal on real matches.
The percentages are measured, not invented. Every chip was replayed on hundreds of finished matches, minute by minute, and compared with what actually followed. One chip at a time per match, never at half-time or after the final whistle.

4 — Sidebar Filters

Narrow the list to the matches you care about. Filters add up — a match has to pass all of them to stay.

Stat Thresholds — Live Data

Each threshold hides matches below the minimum you set, both teams combined.
Min xG
Total expected goals in the match.
Min Momentum
Average pressure of the two teams.
Min Shots / SoT
Total shots, or shots on target.
Min Corners / Fouls / Yellows
Totals for the match.
Possession dominance
Minimum gap between the teams (20 means at least 60% against 40%).
Min Minute
Only matches past this minute — for late-game focus.
Tied only
Only matches where the score is level.

Other Filters

Country
Country or competition.
Rolling window
xG and momentum over the last 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 minutes.
Intensity level
Only matches at or above Quiet / Build / Hot / Blast.
Favorites only
Only the matches you starred.

Collapsed sidebar indicator

When the sidebar is folded, its button turns blue if any filter is on — so a filtered list is never mistaken for the full one.

5 — Intensity Configuration

The Quiet → Build → Hot → Blast levels are yours to tune. Your settings stay on this device.

How to configure

Open the filters, add an Intensity condition, then open ⚙ Configure thresholds. A match reaches a level only when momentum, combined xG and combined shots on target all clear that level's bar.
Build threshold
Default: Mom ≥ 40, xG ≥ 0.8, SoT ≥ 3.
Hot threshold
Default: Mom ≥ 60, xG ≥ 1.2, SoT ≥ 4.
Blast threshold
Default: Mom ≥ 80, xG ≥ 1.5, SoT ≥ 6.
Reset defaults brings the original values back.
These thresholds only change the colours you see. Strategies use their own rules.

6 — Pre-Match Scanner

The coming fixtures, from yesterday to a week ahead, with the market's view and both teams' recent numbers — what you want to know before kick-off. Tap a row for the full sheet.

Date navigation

Tabs: Yesterday, Today, then the coming days. On Today, matches in play come first, then the next kick-offs; finished matches fold into a Finished section at the bottom.
A match that started but has no live feed shows NO LIVE rather than a misleading LIVE. Some smaller competitions are listed in the calendar without being followed minute by minute — the result arrives once the match is over, or a grey dash when it cannot be confirmed.

Match list columns

Kickoff
Local time.
Teams
Home vs away. The team picker in the sidebar filters across every date.
Odds
1X2 odds with the move since opening: red when the price shortened, green when it drifted. Full history in the sheet.
Form L5
Each team's last 5 results as a five-segment bar — green win, grey draw, red loss, most recent on the right. Hover for the detail.
Goals
Expected goals for the match, from what one side scores and the other concedes. A reference, not a prediction.
Markets
Eight markets side by side — over/unders, both teams to score, and the same for the first half — each showing the side the market favours and its probability, bookmaker margin removed.
CRN
Average corners per match from both teams' recent games.
H2H
Average goals in past meetings, and how many meetings that rests on.
Strategy
The amber count next to the star: how many of your strategies already picked this fixture.

Sidebar filters — Pre-Match

Country / League
Competition.
Team
Only fixtures involving a team.
Time window
Next 3 hours, 6 hours, or the whole day.
Min odds gap
Minimum gap between home and away odds — hides even matchups.

7 — Pre-Match Detail Tabs

The full sheet for one fixture, tab by tab. A Result tab is added once the match is over.

Team Stats

Both teams side by side, across Overall, At Home and Away.
Market reading
What the market prices for this match, family by family, with the bookmaker margin removed.
Last matches
Each team's last 10 finished matches — result, half-time score, corners, and whether the game went over 2.5, both scored, or a clean sheet.
Window
Every stat over the last 5, 10 or 20 matches. Windows reach back into last season when the new one has just started.
Best side
On each row the better value is highlighted in green.
Head to Head
Direct meetings: results, scores, goals, corners and shots when we have them.

All-Time Stats

Rolling windows
Last 5 / 10 / 20 matches played, never a calendar season — every team's number means the same thing on every date. Friendlies never count.
Not enough matches
Below 3 matches a window shows "—", and strategies ignore it. A number built on nothing would read like a fact.
Streaks
Current streak (W3, D1, L2…) and record streaks.
Rates
How often the team's matches went over 2.5, both scored, or ended with a clean sheet.

Goal Timing & Patterns

When does each team score and concede? Built from years of real goals.
Distribution
Goals in six 15-minute slots — when this team's matches come alive.
First Scorer Win
Win rate when this team scores first.
Comeback Rate
How often this team saves a point or better after conceding first.
Goal in 15' After
How often another goal follows within 15 minutes of any goal.
Avg Response
How quickly this team answers after conceding.
Insufficient data means fewer than 20 matches with goal records — too few to trust.

Match Dynamics

Probabilities for how the match may unfold, from both teams' profiles: over 2.5, both teams to score, favourite wins.

Odds

The full market grid. A ▼ x% badge appears once a price has dropped at least 5% since opening (orange), red from 10% — the same number the “Odds Drop %” strategy condition uses.

Odds Drop

How every market moved from opening to now. Pick a market to see its full history; move the pointer across the chart to read the exact price at any moment.
Readings
Prices are read more and more often as kick-off approaches.
Opening price
Confirmed on a second reading, so a one-off quote cannot pollute the history.
Drop %
Positive when the price shortened. Exactly what "Odds Drop %" rules fire on.

8 — Strategies

A strategy is your own radar. Describe a situation once; the app watches every match for it, alerts you on Telegram, and marks the match with the amber in both scanners.
What the app does, and does not do. It counts and describes: how often a situation happened, and what followed on the pitch. It never tells you what to do with it.

Creating a strategy — step by step

An interactive tour walks you through this the first time. Replay it anytime with the 🎓 Tips button.
1 · New Strategy
On the Strategies page, tap "+ New Strategy".
2 · Name & outcome
A name you'll recognise in alerts, and the outcome you want to follow after each alert — next goal, over 2.5, both teams to score… Pick one: without it, the app can only count alerts.
3 · Scope
All leagues, or a list of leagues you save once and reuse across strategies. Pre-match strategies also choose how long before kick-off to run.
4 · Rules
Each rule is a stat, a comparator and a target — or two stats compared, or a stat combined with another (add, subtract, multiply, divide). Live stats can look at a time window: past 10 minutes, since minute 60, as of half-time…
5 · Blocks
Rules in the same block must all be true (AND). Several blocks: any block is enough (OR). A second phase, if you want, only starts once the first has been met.
6 · Switch it on
Active watches the matches; Notifications sends the Telegram alert.

The draft — see before you save

While you write a rule, a block stays pinned at the bottom of the editor. As soon as the rule is complete, it replays your whole strategy — the rules already saved plus the one you are writing — on the last 30 days of matches, and shows:
Alerts
How many times the strategy would have fired, and about how many per day. A rule that would ring 15 times a day says so before you find out on your phone.
Outcome followed
In what share of the finished cases the outcome you follow actually happened after the alert. Shown from 10 finished cases; a dash before that.
When it fires
The ten-minute slice where it fires most often, with a small chart in the details.
Details
The leagues it fires in, and one line per rule: what the strategy would give without it, or "not enough data yet" when a rule cannot be replayed for now.
A rule that changes nothing when removed is redundant — the others already cover it. The draft counts what happened; whether that is good for you is your call.

The strategy card — its form guide

On the Strategies page, each card carries its own record, like a team's form line:
Rules · Picks
How many rules, and how many alerts since creation. Tap Picks to open the history.
Outcome · total / 30 d / 7 d
How often the followed outcome happened after an alert — all time, over the last 30 days, over the last 7. A dash when no case has finished yet.
Last 20 finished
The last twenty finished alerts, oldest to newest: green when the outcome followed, red when it did not, the latest one circled. Alerts still in play are counted next to it.

Picks and the history page

Every alert creates a pick: the match, the minute, the score at that moment. When the match ends, it settles on its own: ✅ the outcome followed, ❌ it did not.
Filters
All / ✅ / ❌ / pending, and a search box for a team or league.
Correct a result
Override how a pick settled; "Auto" hands it back to the app.
Match snapshot
Expand a pick to see the match exactly as it was at the alert minute, or at the final whistle.
By league
Where the strategy fires. Untick a league to see the numbers without it — nothing is deleted.
Export
Excel or CSV, one row per pick, with the live stats at the alert minute, half-time, final, and the odds at that moment.

Test button

Runs the strategy against the matches in play right now, without creating picks — a quick check of your logic.

9 — Alerts & Telegram

When a strategy fires, the alert lands in your Telegram within seconds: match, score, minute, and the conditions that matched.

Your own bot

Get it
My Account → Telegram → "Create my alerts bot". Telegram opens, you confirm, and you get a private bot that talks only to you — no shared queue, no waiting behind other users.
Pause / resume
/stop pauses the alerts, /start resumes them.
Group or channel
Optional, from My Account: add the bot to a group in one tap, or make it admin of a channel.
Replace it
If the bot ever stops answering, "Replace my bot" creates a new one. Your strategies and settings stay as they are.
Per strategy
Each strategy has its own Notifications switch.

Alert types

Strategy alert
The conditions are all met — with the matched values, and buttons to open the match and the history.
Result line
When the match ends, the alert is updated in place: "✅ Over 2.5 Goals followed" or "❌ … did not follow", with the final score.
Kickoff reminder
About 15 minutes before kick-off for the matches you starred.
One alert per strategy per match — no repeats. Free accounts get 5 alerts a day; Pro is unlimited.

10 — Favorites

Star a match to keep an eye on it. The ★ is on every row of both scanners, and favorites follow your account, not your device.
Star a match
Tap ☆ — it turns gold. Tap again to remove.
Stays starred
A fixture starred before kick-off stays starred once it is live.
Kickoff reminder
Telegram pings you about 15 minutes before kick-off.
Pinned first
Favorites sort to the top of the live scanner, and a filter shows only them.

11 — Live Detail Tabs

Live Stats
Every live stat and the pressure chart.
Form
What both teams brought into the game — form, streaks, head-to-head — frozen at kick-off, with a link to the full pre-match sheet.
Odds
Live 1X2 odds and how they moved since kick-off.
Lineups
Starting eleven, formation and bench, when available.
Events
Goals, cards and substitutions, minute by minute.

12 — Appearance & Feedback

The switch in the navigation bar toggles light and dark. Dark is the default; your choice is remembered on this device. On a phone, add the site to your home screen: it opens full-screen like an app, with the same navigation bar at the bottom.

Tell us something

The 💬 bubble in the navigation bar sends us a note — a bug, an idea, or a question. It reaches us directly.
TriggerStats · User Guide · Last updated September 2026