Start with your own rule.
Choose the half, minute window and corner count. Save the conditions you want to follow.
Find live matches that meet your corner rules. Keep the score, the half and the state of the data in view.
Request an invitation. Access isn’t automatic.
You know the situation you want to find. CornerScope screens live matches against the conditions you set, so you can spend less time checking the same numbers.
This example uses fictional fixtures. It demonstrates a fresh-data rule; it is not a live feed or a betting recommendation.
Choose the half, minute window and corner count. Save the conditions you want to follow.
In-app alerts bring matching fixtures to your attention. Open the match for the wider picture.
Review stored snapshots and historical averages, with the sample and date window in view.
“No corners” means something specific. A count that hasn’t arrived cannot tell you the same thing.
CornerScope distinguishes reported values from missing or stale data. Your rule’s data requirements determine what can match.
Read about coverage and data →The beta is invite-only. You can request access; submitting a request does not create an account or guarantee an invitation.
Coverage depends on the competitions enabled for the beta and the data available for each fixture. Tell us which leagues matter to you when you request access.
No. CornerScope screens match statistics against your conditions. It does not show odds, place bets or predict results.
Access and any applicable terms should be clear before you accept an invitation. This design does not advertise a free plan or a future price.
Choose the conditions. Follow the matches that fit. Open the evidence before drawing a conclusion.
First half. Minutes . .
Interactive illustration. Fresh, confirmed values only for this preset. The app uses a condition builder and saved templates.
When a match enters your saved rule, an alert appears in the app. Open the match to inspect its current statistics and the conditions that matched.
Go back through the snapshots CornerScope recorded. Gaps remain gaps.
Read averages alongside their sample size and date window.
Explore how often conditions held in stored history. Frequency is not a win rate.
A match can be available while a particular statistic is missing. The distinction belongs on the screen.
Choose a state to see why it matters to a rule.
The provider reported no corners. This can satisfy a zero-corners condition when the rule’s other requirements are met.
Tell us which leagues matter to you. Your request helps identify demand; it does not mean a league is already supported.
Include your leagues with your request →Design review note: replace this block with a dated, verified competition table when the current beta coverage export is available. Do not reuse the original hard-coded list.
If you follow live corner statistics and already have conditions you look for, we’d like to hear how you work.
The beta is invite-only. A request does not create an account or guarantee access.
Invite-only beta
We’ll email you if a place in the beta opens up. A request does not guarantee an invitation.
The proposed live flow confirms that the request came from you.
Your leagues and workflow help us understand where CornerScope could be useful.
Review the available coverage and access terms before accepting a beta invitation.
No. A request records your interest. Access remains invite-only.
No. CornerScope does not connect to a bookmaker or place bets.
No. League interests and a short workflow description are optional. You do not need to disclose stakes, account details or betting results.
CornerScope is built around a specific task: finding live matches that meet your corner conditions, with enough context to inspect them.
Following several matches means repeatedly checking the clock, the score and the corner count. A saved rule makes that search more specific.
CornerScope brings matching fixtures into view. It also shows when the available data cannot support a conclusion.
The beta is a chance to learn where that workflow helps—and where it needs work.You should be able to see which conditions brought a match to your attention.
A missing value, a stale reading and a confirmed zero should not look the same.
A matching fixture gives you something to inspect. It does not tell you what to do next.
CornerScope does not provide odds, place bets or predict results. A rule match or a historical frequency is not evidence that a bet will win.
For adults 18 and over. Data may be delayed, missing or corrected.
The production page needs the operator’s verified name and contact route, together with policies that reflect how the beta actually runs.
Design review note: contact addresses, support response times and legal terms have deliberately not been invented. Complete these before public launch.