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What to try first

The football is synthetic: invented clubs and players. Every line you see was checked by the Critic first.

StudioPress Kick off. Checked lines air in the feed with their evidence; claims the Critic refused land on its desk as red cards. Then take the narrator off air and watch the broadcast carry on.

The match ledgerIn the studio, under the score, every event, line and refusal is sealed minute by minute into blocks chained by hashes. At full time press Verify in this browser, then Try changing one line: the browser finds the one block you changed.

HUD²Choose whose eyes: the referee's, the commentator's or the fan's. Every checked line is pinned where it happened. Keys 1 to 3 switch the lens, V the camera.

Ask the matchOpen a match and ask who had the better chances. Code counts the numbers, the Critic checks the answer, and each answer is sealed in the ledger with a proof your browser checks.

One match, seen your way.

Every action is drawn where it happened. Every line is checked by the Critic before it appears, and pinned to the events it cites. Today this is a screen. Next it is glasses, then lenses.

Whose eyes

Match Commentary Language From Pace Referee Your club Stress-test the Critic

Every club and player is invented. The matches are synthetic, generated by code. The HUD draws events, not video: it knows where each action happened, not where all 22 players are. It never predicts a result or shows odds, and it is no tool for betting.