Club leadership
Squad, workload, rotation and risk in one readable picture — in a form that survives a question from the owner.
Every figure carries the size of the sample behind it.
MD1Q gives club leadership and coaching staff a decision-ready picture of the next match — measured, not guessed. Behind every number you see where it came from, how large the sample is and how long it holds.
Schematic illustration — not real data.
How completed-match data becomes a decision picture for the next match.
A private analytics system built around your club. Not a pile of tables — the handful of things that decide the next call.
Club leadership and coaching staff, scouts, analysts and the media — each with content tailored to their own work.
Every number is traceable, and where the data falls short the system says so. The machine refines — it never rewrites a computed value.
Squad, workload, rotation and risk in one readable picture — in a form that survives a question from the owner.
Every figure carries the size of the sample behind it.
Built around the rhythm of preparation, not a feature list: by matchday the page shows what matters that day.
During the match, a single line you can read in half a second.
Players from many leagues in a comparable form, with league strength taken into account. Your own watchlists, and the Hungarian lower divisions too.
Every figure shows how many minutes it came from.
Anyone who computes for a living checks the methodology first. Here it has its own page: where each figure comes from, what it means and where it ends.
A separate check verifies that the published number and the raw data agree.
Claims you can put on air, with the source and sample behind them — in Hungarian and English, from the same calculation.
The graphics are not decoration: they stay silent where there is no data.
A measured picture of the next opponent. What exists is shown; what is missing is declared missing.
A clean page of what matters that day — readable at a glance, even from the bench.
Saved, versioned material. If a figure differs two weeks later, we can tell you why.
Schematic illustration — not real data.
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The interface is available in 27 languages, in Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, Japanese and Korean script. Each user picks their own language; the numbers come from the same calculation for everyone.
An analytics system is not exposed by what it cannot do, but by what it pretends to know. So these are not negotiable.
Every claim rests on completed matches, always shown with the sample size.
Every saved item records the data and the version it was built from.
Where there is no data, there is no chart. The gap is stated, not papered over.
Every club works in its own sealed environment. What a club puts in, no one else can reach.
Odds and returns never appear on the club interface — we do not even query them. MD1Q is a professional tool, not a tipping service.
AI is on every product page today. We say exactly what we use it for — and what we don't. It assists the staff; it does not decide for them.
It works on data accuracy and turns already-computed material into clear language.
It never modifies a computed value, and never makes a decision for the staff.
Not a marketing promise: this is how the system is built, and automated checks enforce it.
“A number becomes a working tool the moment the staff can say where it came from. Until then, even the finest chart is decoration.”MD1Q — methodological principle
MD1Q is developed and operated by Dataobjects Consulting Kft. The company turns scattered data into clear, measurable decision information — MD1Q is its system built for football.
A club does not sign a contract with an experiment — it signs one expecting somebody to be there next Tuesday.
We don't open with a product video — we open with your next opponent. At the end, you tell us whether it shows anything you cannot see today.