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AI Game Day Summaries

AI Game Day Summaries

Generate AI-powered pre-game and post-game narratives from your leaderboard data.

ReadiGolf uses Google Gemini AI to generate written summaries of your golf outings. Whether play hasn’t started yet (pre-game narrative) or the round is in progress or complete (game day summary), the AI analyzes the leaderboard data and writes a report you can share with your group.

Three Summary Styles

From the Leader Board view of any Play Date, you’ll find three AI summary buttons:

  • AI Game Day — Harsh (red button) — Heavy sarcasm, biting humor, and terse language. Perfect for groups that love trash talk.
  • AI Game Day — Friendly (green button) — Kind, encouraging reporting with light humor. Great for sending to the whole group.
  • AI Game Day — Facts Only (blue button) — No editorial commentary, just the numbers. A clean statistical recap.

How It Works

  1. Open your Play Date and switch to the Leader Board tab
  2. Scroll down past the leaderboard to find the three summary buttons
  3. Tap one of the three styles
  4. A loading spinner appears while the AI generates the summary (usually 10–30 seconds)
  5. The summary appears in a modal sheet with formatted HTML — tables, headers, and commentary
  6. Tap Copy Summary to copy the formatted text to your clipboard for pasting into email, Messages, or group chats

Pre-Game vs. Post-Game

The AI automatically detects whether play has started by checking if any holes have been scored:

  • Before play starts (0 holes scored) — Generates a pre-game narrative with player previews, historical averages, and scoring predictions
  • During or after play (1+ holes scored) — Generates a game day summary with leaderboard analysis, standout performances, and final results

The AI uses each player’s scoring averages and historical deviations to provide data-driven commentary, not just generic text. The more rounds your group has played, the more insightful the summaries become.

Tip: Try the “Harsh” style for your group chat and the “Friendly” style for a more polished email recap. You can generate all three and pick your favorite.

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