Cortex Sports Analytics
The Brain Behind Sports Analytics™
Choose a sport-specific analytics experience built around its own model, data cadence, and decision context—then follow the signals that matter beyond the scoreboard.
MLB analytics
Daily game analysis, pitcher and park context, player tools, Fantasy Spotlight, Rookie Watch, CVS, and Pattern Intelligence.
Explore MLBNFL analytics
A dedicated NFL workspace for game probabilities, expected-score context, searchable player projections, Rookie Watch trends, and matchup detail.
Explore NFLComing November 2026
NCAA Division I basketball is next.
Cortex is preparing a college-basketball analytics service for every Division I program eligible for the national tournament, with the same calibration-first and in-season learning discipline that guides MLB and NFL.
One analytical standard
Shared discipline. Sport-specific execution.
Cortex does not treat multiple sports as the same product with different team names. Each service has its own data pipeline, model evidence, coverage cadence, and user experience.
Sport-specific access
Choose one sport—or both.
Every plan is clear about the sport and level of context it unlocks. Cancel future renewals at any time.
- Daily MLB and NFL win probabilities
- Core matchup and schedule context
- Public Cortex Daily analysis
- Full MLB matchup analysis
- Pitcher, park, and model adjustment context
- MLB player tools and Fantasy Spotlight detail
- NFL expected-score and matchup context
- Top 10 eligible projections per position
- Rookies This Week with transparent trend evidence
- MLB Premium and NFL Premium
- One subscription for both active sports
- Full sport-specific matchup experiences
- MLB and NFL Pro access
- NFL Pattern Intelligence, full player/rookie pool, comparison, and progression
- MLB CVS, Pattern Intelligence, and priority features
Paid subscriptions are non-refundable. You may cancel at any time to prevent a future renewal charge; paid access continues through the current term. Subscription Policy
Start with the sport you follow most.
Explore the current MLB or NFL workspace, then decide how much model context fits your use.