The draft — see before you save
While you write a rule, a block stays pinned at the bottom of the editor.
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 replay stops at the 3,000 most recent matches of your leagues. A strategy on many leagues reaches that limit within a few days, so the line above the numbers says which period was actually replayed: last 30 days, or fewer.