DRAGONFLY RUGBY
See the whole game
Product architecture
From raw match to read-the-game intelligence
The Dragonfly Engine ingests every source, atomises it into cited signal, and publishes it to the surfaces and report sites your audience reads.
Legend
Data flowing through
The atom — one cited claim
01 Sources
Every input, raw
Match video
Broadcast & coaching footage
Opta event feed
Structured match events
Pundit transcripts
Commentary & previews
Articles & reports
Written analysis
Client data
Your own feeds, GPS & exports
Coach notes
Session notes & observations
02 Dragonfly Engine
Ingest → atomise → graph
Atomiser
Splits every source into atoms — a claim, tag, speaker, timestamp and source link.
Transcript — “The Breakdown”, R12
1 source · 14:22 of audio
Atomised → 3 atoms
“Lineout dropped 12% in the wet.”
#lineoutS. Cane57:12
“Penalty count climbs after the 60th.”
#disciplineS. Cane61:48
“Pick-and-go metres up on the Chiefs.”
#attackprediction71:30
Vault
DuckDB knowledge graph of matches, people, teams & competitions.
03 Intelligence
Atoms become signal
Stats
Aggregated metrics & trends
Insights
Anomalies & signals, queryable
Predictions
Brier-scored, resolved & ranked
Theory
Foundational knowledge, cited
Experiments
Test tactical hypotheses on the Vault
Rugbyprint
Communication-style profile — tunes insights to each person
04 Surfaces
Where analysts work
Vault / Wiki
Matches, people, teams
Dashboard
Vault-wide stats
Reports
Pre-match & intelligence
Replay
Opta events on the pitch
05 Published
Sites, apps & bots
rugbyleaguereports.com
nrlreports.com
dragonflyengine/wiki
Apps · iOS & Android
Assistant · ask the Vault
One engine.
Every code — union & league.
Every code — union & league.
Lens
your view
your view
Every club, coach and analyst reads the same Vault through their own Lens — filter by team, phase, opponent, player or season to see it your own way.
Feedback
loop
loop
Usage, edits, ratings & match outcomes flow back into the Vault — the engine sharpens every week.
See the whole game.Every published number traces back to its source.