Francesco D.
Gen Z, 20–25
the problemCan’t tell a real tipster from a lucky one.
“Show me verified picks, and a leaderboard.”
Wants the receipts
enemy no.07 · kaijū filedefeated
A fantasy sports game: players post alerts, validators check them, a leaderboard remembers. Gems only, no real money.
the idea
Everyone in a betting chat is a genius until the final whistle. Alert.bet keeps the receipts, before and after the match.
“I told you so”, always after the match.
boss stats
who it’s for
Same match, two reasons to open the app.
Nothing to lose but face.
Gen Z, 20–25
the problemCan’t tell a real tipster from a lucky one.
“Show me verified picks, and a leaderboard.”
Wants the receipts
Millennial, 30–35
the problemWants the thrill, not the losses.
“I love the thrill, as long as I’m not losing money.”
Zero real money
the process
01 · research
Players and expert validators, on how they treat tips, credibility and competition.
02 · synthesis
Nobody was short of tips. They were short of a reason to believe one.
03 · journey
The verify step is the one that didn’t exist anywhere else.
the blueprint
Every screen, before the lime.

















the product
(the alert of the day on top)

(reasoning and validators first)

(gems only, never cash)

(the monthly leaderboard)

every screen
Everything around the four steps above.








ux decisions
Validators and level sit on the card, not two taps deeper.
Lime marks what you can act on. The rest steps back.
Outcomes, stakes and tabs are thumb-sized, for the minutes before kick-off.
brand & system
A slanted wordmark, already running. Lime is the floodlight, Archivo italic shouts, Inter reads.



aftermath
Every alert passes validators before it reaches the feed.
Validators and success rate come before the pick, not two taps deeper.
The thrill of the bet without the losses, said on every play sheet.