Play the set piece out
A deterministic engine flies the ball with real spin, drag and bounce, moves every attacker and defender, and resolves the delivery into a shot, a clearance or a scramble.
Find the highest-value way to take a corner or a free kick.
Restart Lab plays a set piece out thousands of times in a physics engine, scores every chance it creates with a real-data expected-goals model, then searches for the routine that works best against a specific defence. It is an analyst's console, built around the 2026 World Cup.
How it works
A deterministic engine flies the ball with real spin, drag and bounce, moves every attacker and defender, and resolves the delivery into a shot, a clearance or a scramble.
Each simulated chance is graded by an expected-goals model trained on real World Cup and Euros data, and reported with confidence intervals so noise never reads as a result.
An optimizer tunes the delivery, the runs and the timing across thousands of trials. Any routine it proposes has to beat random search before it counts as a finding.