This release pulls GameMaster in two directions at once, and they turn out to be the same direction. The first is social: the platform is no longer something you use alone. The second is depth: when the model makes a call, you can now see a lot more of the reasoning and the context behind it. Most of what shipped today falls into one of those two buckets, with a third bucket of behind-the-scenes work that keeps everything running.
Following People, and Knowing When Something Happens
GameMaster now has a notification system. Inside the app, you'll see activity that matters to you - when someone follows you, or when the model's confidence on a pick you're watching moves in a meaningful way. If you'd rather not check back constantly, you can opt into browser push notifications and get a real-time alert the moment a tracked pick resolves or a confidence level shifts significantly.
Following someone is now worth doing. There's a new Following feed showing the recent picks made by the people you follow, and on individual games you can see how the people you follow called that same matchup. Search has been expanded to help with this too: alongside teams, games, and predictions, you can now find other public users. And if you haven't finished your public profile yet, a username reminder will nudge you to set one so other people can actually follow you back.
The bigger social addition is parlay tracking. You can combine several of your tracked picks into a single saved parlay, see each leg laid out, watch the combined probability, and follow whether the whole thing is still pending, won, or lost.
More Reasons to Trust the Pick
The dashboard now opens with Best Bets Today, which surfaces the day's high-confidence picks and the spots where the model sees value worth a look. To make those value calls obvious, predictions now carry value pick badges and market indicators, so you can spot at a glance where the model thinks it has an edge over the market odds rather than digging for it.
The prediction cards and detail pages have also been rewritten to explain themselves better. The AI-written analysis is clearer about why a given pick was made, instead of just handing you a number.
Richer Game, Team, and Player Context
Game detail pages got a substantial upgrade. You'll now find proper matchup context - venue details, recent form, side-by-side team comparison tables, and match timelines. For soccer, live and finished matches show a timeline of the key moments: goals, cards, and substitutions. For baseball, live or completed games now include full MLB box scores with batting and pitching lines. Venues themselves are richer too, with stadium name, city, capacity, surface type, and imagery for supported games.
Player pages have been expanded into proper profiles: fuller bios, career history, visual stat profiles, and rating displays. MLB players in particular pick up enriched bios, career stats, and Statcast-style percentile data where it's available. On the soccer side, team pages now show recent transfer activity so you can track players moving in and out of a club.
Finally, the leaderboard now reports weekly accuracy trends, broken out for match-winner and double-chance predictions, so the track record is easier to read over time.
Under the Hood
The admin side got a real workover: better user management, engagement metrics, API quota visibility, task monitoring, user filters, and quick account actions. There's also new background task monitoring, so recent task runs, failures, and execution summaries are all visible in one place - which matters more than it sounds for keeping the prediction data flowing on schedule.
Full Changelog
Added in-app notifications so users can see important activity, including new followers and meaningful prediction confidence changes.
Added browser push notifications so users can opt in to receive real-time alerts when tracked picks resolve or when prediction confidence changes significantly.
Introduced parlay tracking so users can combine multiple tracked picks into a saved parlay, view each leg, monitor combined probability, and track whether the parlay is pending, won, or lost.
Added a "Following" feed where users can see recent picks made by people they follow.
Expanded social prediction insights so users can see how people they follow picked on the same game.
Improved the dashboard with "Best Bets Today", highlighting high-confidence picks and value opportunities for the day.
Enhanced prediction cards and prediction detail pages with clearer AI-written analysis explaining why a pick was made.
Added value pick badges and market indicators so users can quickly spot predictions where the model sees an edge compared with market odds.
Improved game detail pages with richer matchup context, including venue details, recent form, team comparison tables, match timelines, and full MLB box scores.
Added live and finished soccer match timelines showing key events such as goals, cards, and substitutions.
Added full MLB box scores with batting and pitching lines for live or completed baseball games.
Enhanced venue displays so supported games can show stadium name, city, capacity, surface type, and venue imagery.
Expanded player profile pages with richer bios, career history, visual stat profiles, rating displays, and baseball Statcast-style metrics.
Added MLB player enrichment including player bios, career stats, and Statcast percentile data where available.
Improved search so users can now find public users in addition to teams, games, and predictions.
Added a username reminder to help users complete their public profile and make themselves followable.
Added recent transfer activity on soccer team pages so users can see player movement in and out of clubs.
Improved leaderboard insights with weekly accuracy trends for match-winner and double-chance predictions.
Expanded the admin dashboard with better user management, engagement metrics, API quota visibility, task monitoring, user filters, and quick account actions.
Added background task monitoring so admins can see recent task runs, failures, and execution summaries.
Notable Implementation Areas
New backend support for notifications, push subscriptions, parlays, venues, player enrichment, task tracking, and admin statistics.
New frontend pages and components for notifications, following feed, parlay builder, enhanced player pages, match timelines, full box scores, venue cards, and richer admin dashboards.
Multiple database migrations were added for notifications, push subscriptions, parlays, venue fields, player enrichment fields, user last-login tracking, and task-run tracking.