Every FPL decision,
answered at your fingertips.

Three hard calls, every single week.

Every gameweek, eleven million managers stew over the same three calls — who to transfer, who to captain, when to play a chip — armed with a dozen open tabs and a group chat full of opinions. Most FPL chatbots make it worse: they happily hallucinate prices, form, and fixtures. I wanted one advisor that knows my actual squad and budget, and never invents a stat to sound confident.

Hard numbers first. The pundit second.

Enter your FPL manager ID and Pocket Scout reads your real squad — players, bank, and the free transfers you're holding. The hard figures are computed before any language model is involved: a deterministic engine rates every player 0–10 and proposes transfers, captaincy, and chips straight from the FPL API, then Claude reasons over those numbers to explain the call — fetching real stats through tool calls, and saying so when the evidence isn't there. It was built eval-first: the ranking model was fitted on a ten-season backtest, reaching a rank correlation of 0.53 against FPL's own 0.59 benchmark — reported honestly, not rounded up — and a 331-test suite plus squad replays keep behaviour pinned, which is why a hold gate now banks a free transfer when no move clears the bar. The chat also treats every message as a question to answer, not an instruction to obey — it can't be talked off its own plan.

The two-minute recording below is the whole loop: squad rated, verdict banner, a transfer plan across This Week, Long Term, and Chips, then a question to the Scout. No spreadsheets, no twelve open tabs.