A personal starting point, with the match you follow brought forward.
Each way, made explicit: two parts, one visible total before confirmation.
Different sports, different rules — within the same product language.
Build within the match, with the conditions and combined price together.
The whole picture: stakes, returns and a running net, including the losses.
A private league for points, not a public display of spending.
Follow the match and its changing prices without leaving the same interface.
Move beyond a personal feed into a broader catalogue of sports and competitions.
Offers with their conditions and next steps, not just a headline reward.
01 / 09A personal starting point, with the match you follow brought forward.
What it explores
Sportsbooks offer an enormous amount of choice. Ternside explores how to make that depth feel approachable, with a clear path from finding a match to understanding a bet and reviewing your activity. I directed the product and visual design, using Codex and Claude Code to build and refine the responsive prototype.
A more personal way into sport. A focused home surfaces followed teams, competitions and live matches, with nine sports to explore.
Bet building with context. Bet Builder keeps the match, conditions and combined price together, so users can understand the bet they are putting together.
Complex rules, made concrete. Each-way options in racing and golf show how the stake is split and what each part could return.
A clearer view of your activity in Overview. Explore betting history by period, compare stakes with returns and follow the overall result over time.
Competition without exposing personal finances. Private Predictor leagues let friends compare points and follow the same round, while stakes and balances stay private.
Help at the moment of doubt. Ask Ternside explains rules and points users towards safer-gambling tools, without giving betting tips.
