A sports betting analysis platform that turns odds, props, injuries and weather into fair prices, expected value and bankroll-sized stakes, inside Claude, any AI agent, or the web.

Unitley is a sports betting analysis platform for adults 21 and over. It never places a bet; it shows the math behind one. Users set a bankroll, unit size, risk profile and loss limits, pick their sportsbook, and work through the week's NFL slate with odds from eight US books, the best available price and a no-vig consensus on every game, plus line movement, injuries and weather. An AI does the reading, but every number it quotes comes from Unitley's own calculators: implied probability, no-vig odds, edge, expected value, and a fractional-Kelly stake capped by risk profile. Saved picks are recalculated on the server, with a warning whenever the user's win chance runs well ahead of the market's. There are three ways in: Claude over MCP, the primary path, where Unitley makes no model calls of its own; ChatGPT, Cursor or any other agent over MCP or a REST API; and a built-in web analyst that runs on the user's own Anthropic, OpenAI or OpenRouter key. One tool registry backs all three. claude.ai, Claude Desktop and ChatGPT connect through a full OAuth 2.1 server, and a single Next.js deployment serves the marketing site, the console and the docs on separate hosts. Responsible gambling is part of the core: a 21+ and analysis-only gate at first sign-in, optional daily and weekly loss limits and a max stake that bound every suggested stake, limit warnings that count open bets as losses, and an assistant that declines to size bets past a limit and points to help instead. The design, called Ledger, uses a harbor-teal primary that is deliberately neither green nor red, warm grey neutrals, Geist type, glass only on floating surfaces, teams shown as monospace tiles rather than logos, and a logo built from eight square tiles. The sign-in screen runs an animated pixel-tile chart of a bankroll, with one bet settling every three seconds.
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