Match Pulse — follow the story
Match Pulse is the default tab when you open a match. It answers, within seconds:
What is happening in this match right now?
Commentary, not a log
Section titled “Commentary, not a log”Raw match events read like a debug view. Match Pulse turns them into a commentary stream — short entries that read like a broadcaster, produced from small batches of real match events:
- goals, shots, corners, cards land as clear, confirmed moments
- momentum and pressure entries tell you who is pushing between the big events
- every entry carries the score at that moment, the match clock, and a link back to the source events that produced it
Looked away for ten minutes? Scroll the pulse and you’re caught up.
Grounded, always
Section titled “Grounded, always”Every commentary entry is generated from real TxLINE match events — never invented. Each entry keeps its source references, so anything the timeline says can be traced back to the data that caused it. If enrichment isn’t available, a grounded fallback line renders instead — the timeline never blocks on AI.
It talks, too
Section titled “It talks, too”Commentary entries carry voice lines. With voice enabled, Match Pulse becomes radio commentary for your match — generated offline per entry and played in sync as the match unfolds. The same pulse powers the captions in Game View, so what you see and what you hear agree.
For the curious
Section titled “For the curious”The whole pipeline behind the pulse — TxLINE events, LLM enrichment, Grok voice — is explained in From TxLINE to your phone.