Read the game.
Not just the price,
not the hype.
Who's playing. Who's out. Who to watch. What actually decides it. Scout Crew has it ready before the first pitch — and keeps prediction-market prices close to the matchup, where they belong.
Pirates41%41.5¢
Cubs59%58.5¢Sample card · illustrative
MLB · NBA · NHL · NFL · Soccer · UFC · Boxing · WNBA. Venues are read with your own key: Kalshi · Polymarket · Polymarket US.
Sports first — but not sports only
The same engine reads crypto, economics, earnings and politics markets, and the news board already covers them. Sports is where the crew is deepest and where our focus stays for now; the rest is there when you want it.
Game first. Price in context.
Every screen keeps market context next to the matchup, where it belongs.
The brief
Who's playing, who's hurt, who to watch, and the handful of numbers that actually swing it.
Facts vs guesses
Confirmed things look confirmed. Projections say projection. Missing data says missing — we don't fill the gap.
Prices, close to the matchup
Prediction-market prices sit beside the matchup as context. They never rewrite the facts above them.
Ask anything
Ask about any game and get both sides — plus what would change our mind. Each answer says which model wrote it.
Pittsburgh Pirates53%52.8¢Chicago Cubs47%47.2¢Sample card · illustrative, not a live read
Nothing on it is decoration.
The bar splits at our win chance in team colour, the pill rides the split and the dashed tick marks the trusted pregame model read. When the live split crosses 50%, the modeled favorite has flipped — the pill turns red and the card is tagged UPSET.
Consider, Monitor or Skip — how much attention the game deserves, never an instruction to bet. Gold is the pick, green is value, red means it's live. Never a promise, never a bet size.
Highlighted right in the sentence, in mono, so a column of prices never jitters as it ticks.
The dashed chip is what we think it's worth. The solid chip is what a venue is charging.
Pick a sport. The app suits up.
Choose a league and the whole interface retints to it — while green and gold, the brand constants, never move.
Lineups, the arm on the mound, and a transparent Statcast win model.
Ten screens, one read.
Dark and light, your local times, and it installs to your phone like an app.
Tonight's desk. The matchup list, one-line headlines, who to watch — and you can ask about the whole board without linking anything.
The full slate by day and league. Open a game for the brief, the projection, and how each side wins.
Pin a few games and watch them side by side, each updating itself. Copy the link and the board comes back.
Games in progress with score, clock and status — even after a venue closes its market at first pitch.
Your open positions priced at the live market, plus any sportsbook bets you log by hand.
Every settled bet, tagged by strategy — and a missed-plays log that only grades a game once it's over.
Did prices win as often as they implied? Reports off the tape we've captured. It watches; it never bets.
Headlines straight from publishers, grouped by topic, with real publish times. Every link goes to the source.
Link Kalshi, Polymarket and Polymarket US — each with a test button, so you know the link works.
Use our brain or plug in your own model, compare two, and read exactly how the crew thinks.
What we don't do.
We don't place bets
Scout Crew never places, sizes or changes an order. It fills in a ticket and hands you a link to the venue's own app — you press the button there.
We never hold your money
No wallet, no deposits, no way to move a dollar. Every venue link runs on a key you got yourself, on an account the venue already verified.
Your keys stay sealed
Keys are encrypted with a per-account key that's itself locked by a master key kept outside the database. Nobody sees your key — not even an admin.
No trackers, no data sale
One cookie to keep you logged in. No ad trackers, no analytics cookies, and your information is never sold or rented.
Invite only, on purpose.
Invites go out in small batches so the crew can answer every message properly. Bring a code, or ask for one.