Meet the new Unjuiced

Five days ago, many of these ideas still lived in separate tools, unfinished screens, and long lists of things we wanted to improve. Today they work together as a much more focused Unjuiced.

This release is bigger than a visual refresh. We rebuilt the way the product is organized, upgraded the intelligence behind it, added entirely new research workflows, and made the path from finding a signal to making a decision much clearer.

Sharp Intel is becoming the intelligence layer

The new Sharp Intel is the headline of this release. It is no longer a single feed of activity. It is a connected workspace for understanding what strong bettors are doing, why a market may be moving, and which activity deserves your attention.

The upgraded experience includes:

• A faster activity feed for buys, adds, trims, exits, and larger money moves.
• Dedicated views for Picks, Sharps, Feed, and Markets.
• Richer sharp profiles with recent activity, performance context, open positions, and follow controls.
• Packs that group useful wallets by sport, market, and betting style.
• Better alert controls, clearer wallet intelligence, and stronger links between activity, games, and live prices.
• Prediction-market context, including liquidity and exchange pricing where it matters.

We also replaced the remaining one-off icons with the same Nucleo family used across the rest of the app. The result is calmer, easier to scan, and much closer to the product we want Sharp Intel to become.

Open Sharp Intel to explore the new workspace.

Scout brings the research workflow together

Scout is now the home for four focused tools: Trends, Hit Rates, Games, and Research. Each tool has a specific job, but they share the same sports navigation, filter language, team identity, odds presentation, and visual system.

Trends

Trends has moved from a promising feed into a real research workspace. It now covers more leagues, connects trends to current sportsbook prices, shows recent form clearly, and provides deeper drilldowns without losing the speed of the main table.

You can search, filter by trend type or game, set an exact American-odds range, save trends, compare prices, and understand wins, losses, and pushes at a glance. We also corrected how pushes affect records, percentages, and streaks so the summary and game log tell the same story.

Read the full Trends update.

Hit Rates and Research

Hit Rates now has one consistent cross-sport workspace for MLB, WNBA, and NCAAF. Tables share the same controls, pagination, player and team treatments, matchup context, and odds interactions.

The new Research area collects the deeper tools that do not belong in the primary Scout navigation. MLB opens into Game Center, Prop Center, NRFI, Exit Velocity, and Weather Report. NCAAF opens into Top Props and the TD Board. This keeps the main navigation focused without hiding the specialist tools.

Games

Games has a completely new card system designed for scanning a slate quickly. Team identity, records, game status, venue, core markets, best prices, and Sharp Intel activity now live in one consistent surface.

This is the foundation, not the finished version. We are keeping the deeper game pages closed while we add more reliable data and decide exactly what belongs in each matchup view. More detail, richer context, and the full drilldown experience are coming after the card experience is ready for daily use.

Read the full Games update.

A simpler product structure

The app shell has been rebuilt around four clear areas:

1. Scout for Trends, Hit Rates, Games, and deeper sports research.
2. Grinder for Positive EV, Arbitrage, Middles, Edge Finder, and the Odds Screen.
3. Sharp Intel for picks, bettors, market activity, and wallet intelligence.
4. Resources for calculators, sportsbook information, supported markets, help, and product updates.

The navigation is lighter, the active tool is easier to understand, and each product area can be set as your preferred start page. Global search, alerts, sportsbook preferences, and mobile navigation now use the same system instead of behaving like separate products.

Better odds at every decision point

Odds controls now do more than display a number. We improved the sportsbook menus, best-price treatment, exchange cents, prediction-market support, line movement history, and preferred-book behavior across the app.

When multiple books share the best price, the interface keeps that choice clear without overwhelming the row. When the market changes, price movement and availability are easier to understand. The goal is simple: research should end with a price you can actually use.

More guidance without more clutter

We also rebuilt the surrounding product experience:

• Plan-aware onboarding now helps each member choose a starting workflow.
• The start-page preference follows the product area you use most.
• The Help Center has deeper tool guides, sportsbook references, market explanations, and calculators.
• Changelog cards now open full release articles, so a small announcement can lead to the full story.
• Shared Nucleo icons, league logos, team colors, table patterns, and filters make the product feel like one system.

The Founding 100

The first 100 members to join Syndicate can claim a founder rate of $149 per month instead of the standard $199. That discounted rate stays locked for as long as the membership remains active.

Founding annual members get an even larger first-year advantage: $1,341 for the year, which is 12 months for the price of nine at the founder rate. Annual membership also includes the Syndicate Charter:

• One free month of Syndicate to gift to a friend each subscription year, a $199 value.
• First access to new features as they are released.
• A permanent call sign on the Charter wall.

Once all 100 founder seats are claimed, Syndicate returns to its standard pricing for new members. Canceling a founder membership also gives up the locked founder rate.

What comes next

The landing page and pricing experience are still being finished. Games will gain more data and deeper matchup detail. Sharp Intel will continue to get smarter about which activity matters to you, and Scout will keep adding context without turning every screen into a dashboard.

This release gives those next steps a much stronger foundation. More importantly, it gives every current tool a clear place in the same workflow: find the signal, check the context, compare the price, and decide.