EdgeFinder
- - Chat-first research, no dashboard learning curve.
- - Data plus reasoning in one response.
- - Fast for one-off questions and quick checks.
EdgeFinder vs BetIQ
BetIQ focuses on static data dashboards and historical trend reports. EdgeFinder answers betting questions conversationally, pulling live and historical data on demand.
Summary
BetIQ is a data product: structured dashboards, trend tables, and historical splits. EdgeFinder is a research product: a chat that queries the same kind of data to answer a specific question.
If you like exploring dashboards, BetIQ is familiar. If you would rather ask a question and get a written answer, EdgeFinder is a faster path.
BetIQ
- - Rich historical data coverage across major sports.
- - Predefined dashboards and trend reports.
- - Familiar for bettors who like drilling into tables.
Feature comparison
| Feature | EdgeFinder | BetIQ |
|---|---|---|
| Core use case | Ask a question, get an answer | Explore dashboards |
| Conversational AI | Yes | No |
| Prebuilt dashboards | Limited | Extensive |
| Live market odds | Yes | Yes |
| Polymarket data | First-class | Limited |
| CLI and MCP access | Yes | No |
Choose EdgeFinder if
- - You prefer asking questions to navigating dashboards.
- - You want one assistant across NFL, NBA, and prediction markets.
- - You want programmatic access through CLI or MCP.
Choose BetIQ if
- - You enjoy drilling into trend tables and historical splits.
- - You want a broad library of prebuilt dashboards.
FAQ
Is EdgeFinder replacing data dashboards?
Not for everyone. Some bettors prefer exploring data visually. EdgeFinder is designed for people who would rather ask a specific question and get a written answer.
Does EdgeFinder use historical data?
Yes. It can pull historical splits, on/off samples, and prior market pricing as part of a research answer.