The product
From noise to a call
you can defend.
Zaply is one loop, run over and over: gather the material, find the signal, make the call, prove you made it, then turn the work into everything you publish.
1Input
A question, a link, an article, a transcript, your notes.
2Synthesis
Structured analysis, not a wall of chat.
3Signal
What changed, why it matters, what to watch.
4Take
One falsifiable call with a confidence number.
5Proof
Hashed and timestamped onchain before the result.
6Output
A rundown, a thread, an outline, a visual.
“What's changed with Florida's offense this week?”
Zap itSignal Board
The offense is being rebuilt around interior continuity
The week's movement is not at the skill positions — it's on the interior of the offensive line. A settled guard-center pairing changes what a staff is willing to call on early downs, and the play-calling pattern has started to reflect that. Treat the skill-position noise as downstream of the trenches.
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Confidence
- The interior rotation narrowed. Fewer bodies cycling through guard and center usually means a staff has made a decision rather than run an audition.
- Early-down run calls shifted toward gap concepts, which ask more of continuity between the center and playside guard than zone concepts do.
- Tempo dropped in the second quarter of recent outings — consistent with protecting a line that is still building communication rather than pushing pace.
Built from user-supplied notes · sample analysis
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What you get
Zap
One command bar. Ask a question, paste a transcript, or drop a link and Zaply reads it server-side. If a site blocks extraction it tells you instead of pretending it read the page.
Signal Boards
Nine modules per board: what changed, why it matters, key matchups, ranked signals, a steel-manned countercase, questions to watch, confidence, sources and creator angles.
Takes
Structured predictions with evidence, a countercase, a confidence number and a resolution date. AI Assist sharpens a rough thought into something that can actually be graded.
Proof of Take
A SHA-256 of the canonicalised Take, signed into a Solana memo by your wallet. Anyone can recompute the hash and check it on the verification page.
Signal Score
A transparent reputation metric: 70% accuracy, 20% confidence calibration, 10% sample size. Calibration charts show whether your 70% really means 70%.
Creator Studio
Ten formats, each with its own brief. A podcast rundown reads like a run sheet; an X thread reads like a thread. Not the same text with different headings.
Visual Studio
Original editorial sports imagery in 1:1, 16:9 and 4:5. Art direction is fixed by Zaply, so nothing carries text, logos or identifiable kit.
Spaces
Rooms built around a program, a conference or a beat — boards, public Takes, trending questions and a leaderboard ranked by Signal Score.
Token-gated Spaces
Gate a room behind a Solana token your community already holds. The balance check runs server-side. Access control only — no ownership, no financial interest.
What Zaply is not
Not a sportsbook. There is no betting, no wagering, no odds and no picks against a spread anywhere in the product, and there won't be.
Not a scores site. Zaply doesn't try to be the fastest place to learn what happened. It's for working out what it means.
Not a chatbot. Output is structured and modular so it can be scanned, saved, argued with and turned into something publishable.
Not a token. The only crypto in Zaply is a memo transaction you sign and an optional balance check for gated rooms. Nothing is sold, minted or promoted as an investment.