Goalytics asks one question about an upcoming football match: how did similar games actually end?

The app ships with its own database of matches that have already been played. For each fixture it finds the historical games that were sized up most like this one — how likely each side was to win how likely the draw was and how many goals the game was expected to produce — then reports how that group of matches finished. Not a tip and not a forecast: a frequency table of things that have already happened.

Free on every match

Upcoming fixtures and finished results searchable by team league or country sorted by date or by competition
Full time and first half outcomes — home win draw away win — as shares of the matched history
How many of those matches stayed below a given number of goals and how many went past it at full time and at half time
How many past matches were matched and how closely

With Premium on upcoming fixtures

How often both teams scored how often each side at least avoided defeat and how often a team won without conceding
The goal breakdown: how often the matched group finished on each exact number of goals
How the half time picture became the final one — ahead at the break and holding on level and going on to lose and the seven other ways it can go — ranked
The exact final scorelines and the half time ones ranked by how often they came up
The matched history itself: every past match in the group with its league its date and how it ended
The closeness setting which decides how alike a past match has to be before it counts

Every finished match is free in full

Open a match from the results list and none of it is held back — every Premium panel is there at no cost. The outcome is already known on a played match so those numbers show you how the method behaves rather than predicting anything. Judge it on those before you pay for anything.

The closeness setting

Tighter gives you a smaller closer group of past matches; looser gives you a larger one that resembles the fixture less exactly. Neither setting is more correct than the other — they answer slightly different questions — and you can watch every number move as you change it.

The subscription

Goalytics Premium is a monthly subscription billed through Google Play starting with a 7-day free trial for new subscribers. Cancel any time under Payments and subscriptions in the Play Store. The free part of the app needs no account no sign-in and no payment details.

No advertising no account no tracking

Goalytics shows no advertising of any kind and contains no advertising software — nothing in it reads your advertising ID and no profile of you is built anywhere. There is no sign-in and nothing you type leaves your phone. The historical analysis runs entirely on your device so it keeps working when the connection does not. The only outside services involved are Google's used to host the match data report crashes and process subscription payments. The Privacy Policy in the app sets all of this out in full.

Please read this part

Goalytics lists upcoming fixtures but every figure it puts against one is calculated from matches that have already been played. Those figures are statistical information and nothing more: not advice not a recommendation not a prediction and not a guarantee of any future result. Past frequencies do not determine what happens next.

It is intended for adults aged 18 and over. Any decision you take after reading anything in this app is entirely your own and so are its consequences.