The ledger
Anyone can claim to be accurate. This is the page that will have to prove it — and it is empty, because the scoring is not built yet.
Nothing is being recorded. This page is a commitment, not a record.
The site is entirely static. There is no server, no database and no request that sends your trade anywhere — which is exactly what the privacy page promises, and it is also why no ledger exists yet. Capture has to be built before a single result can appear here, and it is listed on the changelog as unbuilt.
What has to exist first
- Somewhere to store a scored trade. Today nothing leaves your browser.
- A capture step that records the trade, the settings, the verdict and the four terms — opt-in, because storing it silently would contradict the privacy page.
- A weekly scoring job that re-values both sides on real fantasy points once the window closes.
Capture
The trade, the settings, the verdict and the four terms, stored at the moment of the call.
Wait
Eight weeks of real games. No revisions, no quiet deletions of the bad calls.
Score
Both sides re-scored on actual fantasy points. Right, wrong, and by how much.
What gets published
Every call, not the good ones
A ledger that only shows its wins is marketing. Every scored trade appears, including the ones where the verdict was plainly wrong, and the running hit rate sits at the top of this page where it cannot be missed.
How "right" is defined
A call is right when the side the calculator preferred outscored the other side over the window, using real fantasy points in the league's own scoring. Trades inside the ±5% fair band are scored separately, because calling something even is a different claim from calling a winner.
Why this is the only honest way to say "most accurate"
It is the single most-searched claim in this category and nobody currently backs it with evidence. Until this page has numbers on it, we do not make the claim — and you will not find it anywhere else on this site.