ScoutAtlas
The Engines

Three intelligence layers.
One platform.

Each engine ships with explainability, exportable evidence, and a human-in-the-loop. No magic — just leverage.

Engine 01Live in pilot

Scout Atlas Match

Find players you didn’t know you needed.

Natural-language briefs become ranked target lists. Match scores combine stylistic fit, contract status, and transfer probability.

XGBoost ensemble · CatBoost · LLaMA 3

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  • Plain-language briefs
  • Ranked targets with explanations
  • Saved briefs, auto-rerun nightly
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Engine 02Closed beta

Scout Atlas Vision

A 90-minute match, scouted in three.

Drop in a match link. Vision tracks every player, detects key events, and writes a structured 500-word report.

YOLOv11 · ByteTrack · CNN+LSTM

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  • YOLOv11 + ByteTrack tracking
  • Pose estimation + action heads
  • Standardized, comparable reports
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Engine 03Training

Scout Atlas Shield

Predict the injury before the cheque.

Models 30/60/90-day injury risk from workload, history, and biometrics where clubs share them.

Random Forest · Survival models · LSTM

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  • Survival analysis on injury timelines
  • LSTM workload anomaly detection
  • Pre-transfer due-diligence reports
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How they fit together

The engines compound.

Match shortlists. Vision verifies. Shield guards. Same data plane, same audit log, same explainability — so a Sporting Director can defend any decision against a CFO, an owner, or an inquiry.

  1. Step 01

    Surface

    Match returns a ranked target list with transfer probability layered in.

  2. Step 02

    Verify

    Vision auto-scouts the latest 90 minutes per target and prints a structured report.

  3. Step 03

    Guard

    Shield runs injury due-diligence so a €40M signing isn’t silently carrying red flags.

See what the engines surface for your brief.

Send us a one-line brief — left-back, ≤ €15M, ≤ 23 — and we’ll email you the live Match output, sample Vision report, and a Shield risk read. Same day.

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