Five markets for every match
Match result, double chance, both teams to score, and over or under 1.5 and 2.5 goals, each with its probability.
Closed beta on Android
Every match in Europe's top five leagues: five markets, the reasons in Swahili and English, and a public record of every prediction, published before kick-off and settled from the final score.
You can also see the record of every prediction published before kick-off, and its result after the final whistle.
Match result, double chance, both teams to score, and over or under 1.5 and 2.5 goals, each with its probability.
A short explanation for every prediction, in Swahili and English, built from the match data.
Banker and Solid picks appear only when the numbers pass every rule. Some days there are none, and the app says so.
Form, head to head, the table and goal statistics for both teams, one tap away.
Every prediction is marked won or lost from the official result, automatically. Nothing is removed.
Each prediction gets a digital fingerprint, published in a public chain before kick-off, so no one can change it afterwards.
It weighs each team's recent results, home and away, to estimate the chance of every score.
A language model writes the reasons in Swahili and English. The numbers always come from the model.
Predictions go out before kick-off with their fingerprint, and are settled from the final score.
Wins and losses stay on the record. The track record shows how many predictions were settled, how many won and what they would have returned on flat stakes, with the sample size beside every figure.
Every figure comes with the number of predictions behind it, so you can judge the results on the evidence.
Afisa Ubashiri is an Android app. Download the file below and install it on your phone.
Yes. The app is free and has no account to create.
No. It gives information only. It never places bets and never holds money.
Yes, often. Football is uncertain. The track record shows every win and every loss, so you can judge for yourself.
Not yet. The app is on Android first.
The app is in a closed beta. Testers with a code use it first; it opens to everyone at full launch.