JAFA - the personalised app for football fans
by Startacus Admin
JAFA, an AI integrated app for football fans that aims to personalise a users experience based on how
they engage with the app, launches in the UK.
JAFA (that’s Just A Fan’s Analysis) soft-launched in the UK a few weeks back, with a tagline of 'The Digital Home for Football Fans'. Aiming to give 
football fans a voice and allowing other fans to decide whose voice reaches the top, the app also aims to personalise a users experience based on how they engage with the app and gives fans the opportunity to engage with each other.
With the latest Premier League news and views, fantasy football advice, blogs, and betting tips, and with partnerships from big brands, including PUMA, Heineken and Betfair, the app also targets going global this summer for the football World Cup.
Now, users are being asked to choose what now gets built into the App, with the 'goal' that the users (fans) get to decide what comes next.
Co-Founder & CEO, Dan Bedi explained:
“Our ethos is to keep fan opinion at the heart of what we do. That’s why fans can vote on what they want in future versions of 
the app. We look forward to launching and focusing on the Premier League before really scaling up ahead of the World Cup. How we scale is totally up to our users as they decide what gets added next.”
You can find out more about JAFA’s features at www.jafaapp.com, where you will also find the handy download links - result!
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