What it is
Stat Monkey is a free Premier League stats web app built for the phone. It opens straight on the league table, updated after every match, and from there every fixture, club and player in the current season is a tap or two away.
It has a sister app, Monkey Book, which makes predictions on the same fixtures.
Who it's for
Football fans who want the table, the results and the detail behind them on their phone, quickly, without signing up for anything. There are no accounts: anything personal, such as the club you've pinned, stays on your own phone or browser.
What it does
- The live tableUpdated after every match, with last-five form, points per game and home, away and form views.
- Match sheetsEvery fixture with the score, events, paired match stats, formations, xG, a shot map, officials and recent meetings, where the sources have them.
- Club and player pagesSeason summaries, results and fixtures, squads, per-90 rates, career records and Fantasy Premier League data.
- Season and StatsSeason leaders, player and club rankings, comparisons and head-to-head records.
- Alerts and pinsPin a club to keep it highlighted, and turn on one-hour, kick-off and full-time alerts while the app is open.
- Share imagesBranded share images for almost every block, made on your phone.
Why I built it
I wanted football stats in one place, quick to read on a phone: fixtures, results, the table and the numbers behind each match, without hunting across several sites to find them.
Two rules shaped it. Everything should be reachable in about three taps from the home screen, with the deeper detail behind one obvious button. And the app never makes up a number: when a source doesn't have something, it says so in a short line instead of guessing.
How it's built
Stat Monkey is built with Grok Build and hosted on Vercel. Under the bonnet it's React with TanStack Start and TanStack Router, built with Vite and styled with Tailwind CSS. Data is fetched on the server, never straight from your phone, and no API keys are used: every source is a public feed.
The numbers come from the Premier League's own data, Fantasy Premier League, FotMob, ESPN and TheSportsDB, and each block is labelled with its source. Share images are drawn on your device. Times are shown in UK time.
Where it is now
Live at statmonkey.net and covering the 2026/27 Premier League season. You can save it to your phone's home screen like an app.