Hommie Club

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Here are Hommie Club's essential differences, engine statuses, and costs, explained without fine print.

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The most important distinction

Two different reads

Hommie Analysis

Which way it leans

54.3 / 45.7

It compares the evidence for both teams and tells you which way Hommie leans, how clearly, and why.

The percentages compare each team’s evidence. They don’t say who will win. This note comes with every read and every report.

Baseball words

What each word means

You do not need to know baseball to understand a read. Inside the app, underlined words explain themselves when you tap them; here they are all together.

Bullpen: The relievers: the pitchers who come in after the starter and often decide close finishes.
Clarity: How much the evidence agrees. High is when almost everything points the same way; low is when the game is hard to read.
ERA: Earned runs a pitcher allows every nine innings. The lower it is, the better he has done.
Factors: The things Hommie checks in every game: the starter, the offense, the bullpen, the weather and several more.
FIP: Rates a pitcher only on what he controls: strikeouts, walks, hit batters and home runs. It helps when he has pitched little and his ERA misleads.
Home field: The small edge of playing at home. Hommie applies it the same for every team, without inventing differences.
Last 10: How the team did in its ten most recent games. It shows how they arrive today, not the whole season.
Lineup: The nine batters a team posts before the game, in the order they will hit.
Matchup: How a team’s batters do against the opposing pitcher’s hand, right or left.
OPS: One number that sums up how often a batter gets on base and how hard he hits.
Park factor: Some ballparks favor hitters and others favor pitchers, because of their size and weather.
Series: The games two teams play back-to-back in the same city, usually three or four.
Starting pitcher: The pitcher who starts the game for each team. He usually sets the tone for the early innings.
Streak: Games won or lost in a row right up to now.
Sweep: When one team wins every game of the series. The team behind usually comes out fighting to avoid it.
Umpire: The official. The home-plate umpire calls balls and strikes, and each one has his own zone style.

Engine status

What is real today

MLB

Official v1.1-R4

13 factors, 19 quality rules and real data.

NBA

v0.3 experimental

9 factors; data and rotation integration pending.

NFL

v0.1 engine · v0.2 model

9 factors; real prospective validation is active.

The interface clearly identifies sections that are not ready and never presents demo figures as real results.

Access and pricing

What the user receives

Regular welcome

2 consultations

Text only during the first 30 days.

Complete consultation

$1.00

Text, audio, and game PDF report.

Hommie VIP

$15 / month

4 daily global consultations throughout the month and 15 personal consultations per month. Global consultations do not use personal consultations.

After the 15 VIP consultations, each additional consultation costs $1.00 in credits.

Frequently asked questions

Direct answers

Is anything still unclear?

Support handles reports about analysis, accounts, and billing.

Go to Support

HOMMIECLUBVIRTUALCOACH

Hommie Club

Preparing the section

We are organizing the information so it is clear and easy to read.

HOMMIECLUBVIRTUALCOACH

Back to the app

Help and transparency

Understand every read before using it.

Here are Hommie Club's essential differences, engine statuses, and costs, explained without fine print.

Repeat onboarding Contact Support

The most important distinction

Two different reads

Hommie Analysis

Which way it leans

54.3 / 45.7

It compares the evidence for both teams and tells you which way Hommie leans, how clearly, and why.

The percentages compare each team’s evidence. They don’t say who will win. This note comes with every read and every report.

Baseball words

What each word means

You do not need to know baseball to understand a read. Inside the app, underlined words explain themselves when you tap them; here they are all together.

Bullpen: The relievers: the pitchers who come in after the starter and often decide close finishes.
Clarity: How much the evidence agrees. High is when almost everything points the same way; low is when the game is hard to read.
ERA: Earned runs a pitcher allows every nine innings. The lower it is, the better he has done.
Factors: The things Hommie checks in every game: the starter, the offense, the bullpen, the weather and several more.
FIP: Rates a pitcher only on what he controls: strikeouts, walks, hit batters and home runs. It helps when he has pitched little and his ERA misleads.
Home field: The small edge of playing at home. Hommie applies it the same for every team, without inventing differences.
Last 10: How the team did in its ten most recent games. It shows how they arrive today, not the whole season.
Lineup: The nine batters a team posts before the game, in the order they will hit.
Matchup: How a team’s batters do against the opposing pitcher’s hand, right or left.
OPS: One number that sums up how often a batter gets on base and how hard he hits.
Park factor: Some ballparks favor hitters and others favor pitchers, because of their size and weather.
Series: The games two teams play back-to-back in the same city, usually three or four.
Starting pitcher: The pitcher who starts the game for each team. He usually sets the tone for the early innings.
Streak: Games won or lost in a row right up to now.
Sweep: When one team wins every game of the series. The team behind usually comes out fighting to avoid it.
Umpire: The official. The home-plate umpire calls balls and strikes, and each one has his own zone style.

Engine status

What is real today

MLB

Official v1.1-R4

13 factors, 19 quality rules and real data.

NBA

v0.3 experimental

9 factors; data and rotation integration pending.

NFL

v0.1 engine · v0.2 model

9 factors; real prospective validation is active.

The interface clearly identifies sections that are not ready and never presents demo figures as real results.

Access and pricing

What the user receives

Regular welcome

2 consultations

Text only during the first 30 days.

Complete consultation

$1.00

Text, audio, and game PDF report.

Hommie VIP

$15 / month

4 daily global consultations throughout the month and 15 personal consultations per month. Global consultations do not use personal consultations.

After the 15 VIP consultations, each additional consultation costs $1.00 in credits.

Frequently asked questions

Direct answers

Is anything still unclear?

Support handles reports about analysis, accounts, and billing.

Go to Support

Preparing the section

Preparing the section

Understand every read before using it.

Two different reads

Which way it leans

What each word means

What is real today

What the user receives

Direct answers

Does Hommie promise that an outcome will happen?

What happens if the lineup is not official yet?

Does the PDF always show every factor?

Why do NBA and NFL not show real analysis yet?

Can I share a consultation from the app?

What do the two welcome consultations include?

Is anything still unclear?

Preparing the section

Understand every read before using it.

Two different reads

Which way it leans

What each word means

What is real today

What the user receives

Direct answers

Does Hommie promise that an outcome will happen?

What happens if the lineup is not official yet?

Does the PDF always show every factor?

Why do NBA and NFL not show real analysis yet?

Can I share a consultation from the app?

What do the two welcome consultations include?

Is anything still unclear?