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HFC sports data

How sports coverage works.

Hangout FC mixes three layers: daily news feeds for four sports, first-party sports data for twelve, and open-web sourcing when we don't have our own numbers yet. Here's the honest map — and where output languages fit in the product.

Where can I use which sport?

  • Live Wire4 sportsFootball, NFL, NBA and F1 today
  • Pulse4 sportsFootball, NFL, NBA and F1 today
  • Reports4 sportsFootball, NFL, NBA and F1 today (NCAA football inside NFL)
  • DossiersAny sportAny sport. Cricket, golf, esports, anything.
  • SignalsAny sportAny sport, any topic. Track whatever you want.
  • Press BoxAny sportAny sport. Tagged by sport (and competition when we can).
  • The BoothRoutedAny sport — we route each question to our data desk (12 sports) or cited web and X

Tag key

Daily newsOur own dataArticle tag

Daily news feeds

Football, NFL, NBA, F1 — the big four

Live Wire, Pulse and Reports cover these four sports today. Long articles, hourly news posts and data-driven match coverage. NCAA football news appears under NFL.

HFC sports data

More sports with our own data

These eight aren't on the daily news feeds yet, but they share the same first-party stats, lineups and fixtures as the big four above. The Booth routes each question to our data desk or cited web and X; Dossiers and Press Box use our numbers where we have them, with web sources filling gaps.

Open-web coverage

No own data here yet — but the AI still works

For these sports, we don't track our own stats and lineups. The Booth, Dossiers and Press Box still work from cited web and X. Signals monitors any topic you choose — you'll see which sources we used.

Don't see your sport?

You can still try The Booth, Dossiers, Signals and Press Box on it — usually from the web when we don't have our own data. If a tool can't help, we say so plainly — not a silent empty reply.

How sourcing works