Ask anything about the sport. Every claim opens its source.

HOW IT WORKS

Ask, check, share.

Three steps. The middle one is the reason to use this instead of a general AI assistant.

1. 01

   Ask

   Type the question the way you would say it out loud. Any sport, any topic — not a shortlist of leagues.

2. 02

   Check

   Every claim opens the record behind it. Our own match data first, a source link where the data is not ours.

3. 03

   Share

   Take the public link, the narrated audio, the cover image and the copy — sized for the places you already post.

SHARE

One answer. Every place you would put it.

ChatGPT hands you text in a window. You get a link anyone can open, a story in the Hangout FC community, and ready copy for every place you publish.

You copy and you post. We never post anything on your behalf.

WHO THIS IS FOR

Writers who are their own fact-checkers.

If your name goes on the piece, "the AI said it" is not a source. This desk is for the people who check before they post.

The newsletter writer

Sends a sourced take while the story is still warm — with the record one click away for the sceptical reader.

The threads and video creator

Scripts built on claims that survive the comments section, including a short list of things not to say on camera.

The community analyst

Publishes the long read with the receipts attached — cover, narrated audio and every source in place.

The podcast host

Opens the show with a sourced intro, show notes and chapter markers from the same research — and knows what not to claim on air.

STRAIGHT ANSWERS

The questions you were about to ask.

Is this ChatGPT with extra steps?

No. A general AI writes a confident paragraph and leaves you to verify it. Here the facts come from sports data we pay for, every claim opens the record behind it, and you leave with the link, the audio and the copy.

Which sports can I ask about?

Ask about any of them. Where the sport runs on data we own, the answer is built on that; anything else — a smaller league, a niche event — is answered from the open web, and the answer tells you which of the two you are looking at.

Do you post to my accounts?

Never. We hand you the text and the files sized for each place. You copy, you read it, you post it. Nothing leaves this desk under your name without you pressing the button yourself.

What if the facts are not certain?

Then it says so. Where sources disagree or nothing official exists, that is marked rather than smoothed over — including a short list of things not to claim on camera.

Do I need an account to read?

For the free reads, no. The full archive — every Live Wire, Report, Pulse post and Story — is part of Press Pass and Press Pass Plus, and all of it opens during your free trial week.

What does the free week include?

Seven days with the whole desk, no card — the full archive to read and the making tools. Typically that is a research brief, a finished piece with cover and audio, and questions along the way. Subscribe before it ends and whatever you have not used carries over; the free reads stay open either way.