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Hommie Club · Virtual Coach

Your virtual sports coach

I see the advantage and explain why.

Hommie reads MLB, NBA and NFL games with real evidence, module by module, and tells you how solid each read is. Like any good coach, it explains its read without promising results.

See an analysis

Under construction · The app is coming soon to Android and iPhone

  • EvidenceReal data, never invented
  • EnginesOne per sport
  • FormatsText, audio and PDF
  • LanguagesEnglish + Español

How Hommie works

Reads the whole game before giving an opinion

Each sport has its own engine and its own modules. Hommie never mixes formulas across MLB, NBA and NFL.

Checks every factor

Before giving a read, Hommie reviews the game’s available evidence and flags what’s missing instead of inventing it.

  • MLBPitchers, bullpen and weather
  • NBARest, rotations and rebounding
  • NFLQuarterback and trenches

Explains its read

It tells you which team it sees with the advantage and why, in plain language. A full consultation comes as text, audio and PDF, in English or Spanish.

Hommie Coach

“I see Boston with the advantage here, and I’ll explain why.”

Tells you how solid it is

Gap, Confidence and Conflict show how solid each read is. If the signal is weak or lineups aren’t confirmed, Hommie says so.

  • Official lockLineups confirmed
  • Pre-lockLineups pending

Archived sample · Sep 13, 2026

What a Hommie consultation looks like

A real analysis from the v1.1-R3 engine, with its original numbers and all 12 modules, saved before first pitch.

Pre-lock · 14 h before first pitchLineups pending
MLB · v1.1-R3 · 12 modules

Kansas City

2:05 PM CT

Boston

Date
Sep 13, 2026
Ballpark
Fenway Park
Starting pitcher · KC
Noah Cameron · LHP
Starting pitcher · BOS
Payton Tolle · LHP

Hommie Analysis

KC

47.37%

BOS

BOS

52.63%

Moderate read

I see Boston with the advantage here, and I’ll explain why

Gap
5.27
Confidence
Medium
Conflict
Low

Why Boston

  • Boston’s bullpen ranks No. 1 in the league in ERA (3.12); Kansas City’s ranks 28th (4.97).
  • Payton Tolle comes in with a better FIP than Noah Cameron, 3.10 to 3.61: he controls more of what depends on him.
  • Both starters are lefties, and Boston hits lefties better: a .752 OPS to .699.
  • Recent form agrees: Boston is 6-4 over its last 10 and Kansas City is 4-6.

Separate engine

Runs analysis

EXPERIMENTAL · UNCALIBRATED

Estimated runs

8.17 runs

LOW
Reference
8.5
Margin
−0.33
P20-P80 range
5-11

It doesn’t change the game analysis. With no lineups posted yet, it used each team’s 9 most regular hitters.

How your coach reads the game

The percentages compare each team’s evidence, module by module. They don’t say who will win.

Engine breakdown

All 12 modules

9 with data3 pending

Green: side the module favors · Red: the other side · Gray: neutral

From highest to lowest weight in the engine

  • Starting Pitcher

    KC 48.7 · BOS 51.3

    FIP: Tolle 3.10, Cameron 3.61

  • Offense

    KC 49.3 · BOS 50.7

    OPS: Boston .726 (9th), Kansas City .717 (17th)

  • Bullpen

    KC 44.5 · BOS 55.5

    ERA: Boston 3.12 (1st), Kansas City 4.97 (28th)

  • Lineup / Injuries

    Pending

    Lineups not posted at analysis time

  • Player Batting

    Pending

    Waits for the confirmed lineup to measure all 9 hitters

  • Recent Form

    KC 32.4 · BOS 67.6

    Last 10: Boston 6-4, Kansas City 4-6

  • Matchup

    KC 46.6 · BOS 53.4

    Vs. lefties: Boston .752 OPS, Kansas City .699

  • Park Factor

    KC 50.0 · BOS 50.0

    Fenway affects both teams equally

  • Situation

    KC 50.0 · BOS 50.0

    Series tied 1-1, same rest for both teams

  • Weather

    KC 50.0 · BOS 50.0

    Rain forecast at 64%: the same for both teams

  • Home Field

    KC 47.8 · BOS 52.2

    League constant: home teams win 53% in 2026

  • Umpire

    Pending

    Home plate umpire not assigned yet

Caution point

This analysis was saved 14 hours before the game. Lineups and the umpire weren’t out yet, so three modules stayed pending and don’t lean either way.

MLB engine · v1.1-R3

What improved in the engine

The official engine since September 12, 2026. It went from 10 to 12 modules, and these are its main changes.

  • New module

    Lineup batting

    It measures the nine confirmed hitters: their recent form and how they hit against the opposing starter’s hand.

  • New module

    Home field

    One league-wide constant, built from the season’s real results. It isn’t adjusted by team, because those differences are noise.

  • FIP for every starter

    Starters are measured by what they control (strikeouts, walks and home runs), not just by ERA, which misleads over few innings.

  • Sweep adjustment

    In game 3, when a team leads the series 2-0, the engine corrects recent form with an adjustment measured on more than 4,000 games across 12 seasons.

  • Nothing is made up

    If data is missing, the module stays pending and doesn’t lean either way. Without at least 7 modules with reliable evidence, there’s no read.

  • 17 quality rules

    They’re written into the code: every module cites its source and no data is counted twice. If a rule fails, the engine gives no read.

The app’s 4 sections

Three sports and a VIP club

Each section has its own slate and its own engine. This is where each engine really stands today, with no made-up games.

  • MLB

    Engine active

    Look up any game on the slate

    The 12-module v1.1-R3 engine: pitchers, bullpen, lineup batting, weather and more, before first pitch.

  • NBA

    Coming soon

    Its own 9-module engine

    Efficiency, rotations, rest and home court. It goes live once reliable injury data is available.

  • NFL

    In validation

    From quarterback to the trenches

    9 football-specific modules. Its first 2026 reads are still experimental.

  • VIP

    Coming soon

    Hommie selects by quality

    Every day, Hommie selects the games with the clearest read. Membership details will be announced at launch.

Under construction

The app is on its way

We’re building the Android and iPhone versions. When they’re ready, you’ll be able to download them from this site.

When we release it, download it only from hommieclub.com or the App Store.

  • Android

    Coming soon

  • iPhone

    Coming soon to the App Store