An Android app for Fantasy Premier League
FPL Pulse reads the public FPL channels on YouTube and X each morning, groups what they discussed and ranks the ten biggest topics as the day’s edition. Live scores and bonus, every player and every fixture sit alongside, all linked.
Free, in testing on Google Play. Android only.
Four tabs
Each tab keeps its own place. Player, team, fixture and gameweek pages are one tap away from any of them.
The edition opens on its lead story, with the rest of the ten beneath it as one ranked list. Each story shows who it is about, with current prices and availability. A strip above shows live scores on matchday, today’s results once they finish, or the deadline when it is close.
Fixtures grouped by day with crests, scores and scorers, matches in play first. Top scorers with club, opponent, minutes, goals, assists and bonus. Bonus watch shows the leading candidates per match, provisional until confirmed. Changes shows what moved since you opened the app.
Every player in the season in one searchable table. Filter by position, club, price band and availability. Sort by points, form, price, ownership or expected goal involvements.
Pick a gameweek, see its deadline, average and highest score, and every match grouped by day. Fixture pages list FPL points per player and match stats as tables.
Stories
A story is a short summary of one topic the community raised. Under it sit the players involved, why it is trending and where it came from.
Each player in the story, with today’s price, ownership, form and points next to the change since the story was published, plus any injury note.
Momentum is one bar with a legend and a one-sentence explanation, not a hidden table. It describes discussion, not quality: a widely discussed bad idea still ranks.
Sources are compact rows with the publisher, date and view count. They open in your browser, so you can check a claim before acting on it.
How it works
The service reads public FPL channels on YouTube and X, groups what they talked about, and writes a short summary of each topic. The ten topics with the most momentum become the day’s edition.
Momentum combines how many channels raised a topic, how often, how recently, how much their audience engaged, and whether the topic points to an action such as a transfer or a captain pick.
Prices, ownership, form and points come from the official Fantasy Premier League game and refresh through the day. A story keeps the values from the morning it was published; the story page shows today’s values next to them so you can see what moved.
The summaries are generated, not edited by a person. They can misread a joke, miss a correction or be out of date by the afternoon. Every story lists its sources; check them before acting.
On your phone
Follows your system theme, with a setting to pin either.
Font scaling up to 200 percent, with layouts that still fit.
Every row reads as one sentence. Live changes are announced once, as final values.
Turns off score animations and screen transitions, from the system setting or in the app.
Saved editions, scores and players open without a connection, labelled as saved.
A Material 3 navigation bar on phones. From 600dp the same component becomes a rail.
Early access
FPL Pulse is free and Android only. Join the test to install it from Google Play and get each release as it ships.