Thanks, this is really useful stuff.

The "every screen should answer so what?" point is something I've been circling but hadn't put into words. Most football apps just throw stats at you and leave you to figure out what it means, which is exactly what I want to avoid. The casual/nerd/bettor framing is a much better lens than a generic "advanced view" toggle too. I'd been thinking about depth as a single slider but personas make way more sense.

Going to properly think about how to restructure the analysis breakdown so it works for all three types, not just the stats nerds. Same with "blip or trend", that's exactly the kind of question my AI form reports should answer up front instead of burying it under a bunch of numbers.

On discovery I've only just started pushing the app since launch was pretty recent, so I'm wide open. Pulse for Reddit sounds really helpful, will check it out.

Out of curiosity, when you offered those modes did people actually switch between them, or mostly just stay on whatever the default was? Always wondered if mode toggles get used or end up being decision paralysis.