Stat Sniper packages the research workflow a serious bettor already does — odds shopping, injury checks, prop tracking, and record keeping — into a single app with an AI analyst layered on top. Chad, its conversational AI, reads live odds, injury reports, matchup history, and line movement across 16 leagues, builds its own probability for each outcome, compares it to the sportsbook line, and flags where it sees an edge. Crucially, it shows its reasoning and supports follow-up questions, so you can push back on the logic rather than accept a black box.
The tracking side is where the app differs from a chat interface. The prop tracker lets you browse player props across sports, compare lines from multiple sportsbooks in one view to find the best price, set your own predictions, and have everything graded automatically against actual results. The analytics dashboard then breaks win rate, ROI, net profit, and units down by league, prop type, and date range, including how Chad's recommendations performed alongside your own picks.
Around that core is a community layer: a social feed, game-day chats, private groups, and a picks marketplace where analysts with verified records can sell their selections with Stripe payouts. Stat Sniper is explicit that it is not a sportsbook — it never takes wagers or handles money on bets. It is available on iOS, Android, and the web, publishes a dedicated free tier, and logs every AI pick publicly against the final score.
