StatMuse

This app is a visually and aurally engrossing app. The illustrations are top notch, and so is the ability for the players to actually speak out their stats. It demostrates brilliant engineering, and clever use of AI. But the logo is lame. Yes, its stats. Yes, its called "StatMuse". But when its app being featured, the last thing you want is to show 4 static bars over a white background. What is that? Also, the colors aren't even distgushed - they look like a v1 of the logo that some founder mocked up under 10 minutes before a designer was hired to rework the logo and app. Please, do your app a favor. First impressions matter. Change up the logo.

As a pretty big nerd, both in terms of being an obsessive fan and a lifelong tech junkie, this is one of the most amazing apps I’ve come across in a while. It’s incredibly useful almost accidentally for anyone who loves deep stats and it’s use of AI and the neural tech is beyond anything I’ve seen executed in the brave new “app for everything even if we don’t need it” world. Can’t wait to see where it goes. Highly recommend to anyone who ranges from a casual fan to a curious techie to an effing stat freak.

The capacity of information available in the app and implementation are welcome novelties. This app has the potential to be the number one source of aggregate stat tracking on the go and it’s implementation is done both beautifully and intelligently!

Historical queries are fine, but I could’ve done that with Siri. What sets this app apart is its use cases in sports betting (DraftKings, fanduel). It gives the better a competitive edge with insights at voice commands. However, currently it does not work as advertised in the Forbes article. I’ll give it 5 stars once Matthew Berry starts answering my questions about ffb draft and projections. I don’t wanna go thru Alexa or any other third party to use this feature.

It’s cool and the concept is awesome, but there doesn’t seem to be any really deep, advanced stats and analytics. Very frustrating.