Every tool on Shark Snip
A single index of every interactive surface on the platform — daily picks, the no-code model builder, browser backtests, prop finders, the CLV leaderboard, and the live sim. Bookmark this page or jump straight to a tool below.
Today's Picks
Daily model recommendations across NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL.
Live edges from the in-house spread, total, and player-prop models. Every pick exposes Kelly stake, no-vig price, and our implied probability so you can override the call before betting.
Open Today's Picks →No-Code Model Builder
Drag-and-drop bricks to build a sports model in the browser.
Pick features, drop in a regressor or TF.js network, and train end-to-end on your CPU — no Python install, no server upload. Weights stay on your device and export as JSON.
Open No-Code Model Builder →Tinker
Retune any saved model and watch the cross-val curves live.
Single-file editor for a model's features and hyperparameters. Validation metrics, calibration plots, and ATS / ROI rebuild after every change without leaving the page.
Open Tinker →Browser Backtest
Replay historical slates against any model you've saved.
Deterministic backtests in the browser tab — no warm-up, no queue. Drill down to per-week Brier, per-market ROI, and per-bet CLV so you can spot regimes the model misses.
Open Browser Backtest →Player-Prop Finder
Cross-book prop hunting with model-vs-line residuals.
Scans PrizePicks, DraftKings Pick6, Underdog, and standard sportsbooks for the same prop. Sorted by model edge, with Kelly stakes capped to your bankroll and books flagged for slippage.
Open Player-Prop Finder →Bettor Desk
A trading-style desk that aggregates lines, alerts, and bankroll.
Composable widgets for line history, no-vig fair value, parlay EV, Kelly stake, daily-loss limits, and bet logging. Every widget reads the same in-browser pricing engine the picks page uses.
Open Bettor Desk →CLV Leaderboards
Public closing-line-value rankings for every model on the platform.
Bayesian shrinkage on small samples, configurable lookback, and per-market splits. The CLV-of-record metric is the public scoring layer every model competes on.
Open CLV Leaderboards →Live Betting Sim
Replay games as a deterministic in-play sim with coin betting.
Seeded play-by-play with parimutuel coin payouts. Practice live betting without staking real money and audit your decisions against the actual closing line.
Open Live Betting Sim →Open-Weights Workshop
Manage your private models — train, version, and stack them.
Train and version your private models. Stack two models with a single click and watch ATS, Brier, and CLV update without retraining from scratch.
Open Open-Weights Workshop →Cross-Book Pickem
PrizePicks, DraftKings Pick6, and Underdog math in one place.
Plug in your projection, get the expected value at every book, and route to the cheaper one. The calculator handles fixed-multiplier vs parimutuel curves so you don't have to.
Open Cross-Book Pickem →Where to start
If you're new to the platform, start with today's picks to see what the house models like, then open the builder to swap in your own features. Power users live on /workshop and /leaderboards to manage models and track CLV.
FAQ
Do I need a Python install to use the model builder?
No. The builder, Tinker, and the backtest engine all run in your browser via TensorFlow.js and a few in-house bricks. The model file is a JSON download, and inference happens on your CPU. The only server round-trip is fetching market data.
Where do model weights live?
In the browser tab while you train, then in Supabase storage if you save the model to your account. Public models published via /workshop expose their JSON weights for anyone to fork. Private models stay encrypted at rest.
How are picks generated?
Each model on /picks runs the same in-browser inference path the builder uses. Spreads use a Bayesian regression over the last 3 seasons of nflverse data, props use rolling-average residual stacks, and totals use a market-blend ensemble. Methodology pages link from each card.
What's the difference between Tinker and the no-code builder?
Builder is for assembling new models from feature bricks. Tinker is for refining a model you already saved — change one hyperparameter, watch the calibration plot redraw, and accept or revert. They share the same training engine; the UI surfaces different parts of it.
Why a coin-only live sim?
Real-money live betting punishes practice. The sim replays a known seed deterministically so you can A/B your in-play decisions against the closing line, then compare CLV — a clean way to learn live patterns without bankroll risk.