The AI sports commentary engine.
Built from the snap up.
gamedai is the fantasy football app you listen to. Its four surfaces are Blitz, Scout, The Wire, and Studio. Blitz is designed for game calls, Scout for football and fantasy questions, The Wire for news, and Studio for podcasts and future creator direction. gamedai's current public availability, supported integrations, latency, and surface states remain unverified. gamedai is in early access and public access is not yet open. The primary launch-access action on gamedai.app is the waitlist, and it is free to join. gamedai's free fantasy tools are available now.
Three designed steps. Setup is unverified.
An intended first step.
blitz is designed to call the game with selected-team and roster context. current roster integration is not verified.
Designed for listening. Hands free is the direction.
The intended experience is a broadcast, not a chatbot. Blitz is designed for snap-level calls through familiar listening devices. Current device support and continuation behavior are not verified.
Ask in the intended flow.
“What’s their record on third-and-short?” “Should they have gone for it on fourth?” “Why isn’t my tight end getting targets?” Scout is designed to take the follow-up and return checked football context. Its current public question and voice behavior is not verified.
Five-stage design preview.
Engineer-built. Coach-edited.
The intended flow starts with deterministic event detection, then validates facts against a schema, retrieves matching prior context, drafts a voice treatment, and applies an evaluation filter before audio. This is a design description, not evidence of a currently available feed or listening experience.
This architecture describes the intended data flow. It does not prove that a public feed, integration, or product surface is currently available.
Read more about the AI football analyst voices and the intended voice direction, or join the waitlist for public-state updates, or watch the same backend stream run in the 2024 demo replay.
The platform
underneath.
One engine, many surfaces.
The radio is what you would hear. The intended design uses five stages: deterministic event detection, schema validation, retrieval, voice treatment, and an evaluation filter. Blitz, Scout, The Wire, and Studio are designed to draw from that checked context, in that order.
Source attribution, multi-source claim handling, and evaluation are design goals. This public direction is centered on football; broader sport coverage is not asserted.
Signals designed for end-to-end measurement.
The planned observability model follows each intended event, question, and fantasy signal through the same five layers. It is designed to measure per-layer timing, component health, surface usage, bottlenecks, and cost per utterance.
The design aims to attribute a slowdown to its owning layer and trace an intended answer from event to audio with one identifier. No public latency, monitoring response time, or shipped audio behavior is asserted here. gamedai is in early access and public access is not yet open. The primary launch-access action on gamedai.app is the waitlist, and it is free to join. gamedai's free fantasy tools are available now.