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CHART CREATOR BY VIQTORY STATS

ASK A QUESTION.
SEE THE DATA.

Turn sports stats into visuals you can understand and share. Start with a prompt or template, compare the numbers, and build a chart around your question.

Chart Creator prompt screen in the Viqtory appA chart created in Viqtory Stats
ASKName your player, stat, and timeframe
VISUALIZEChoose a template or chart type
REVIEWCheck the data and context
SHARESave an image or share your chart

A VISUAL FOR THE QUESTION

MAKE THE NUMBERS
MAKE SENSE.

Explore bars, lines, matchups, efficiency views, and leaderboards. Available chart types depend on the league and source data.

Recent-game bars

Compare production game by game and see where a player performed above or below a chosen line.

Trend lines

Follow a stat over time. Give the chart a player or team, a metric, and a timeframe.

Player matchups

Put two players side by side to compare their available performance metrics.

Shooting efficiency

Explore shooting percentages and efficiency. Use shot-location maps when the underlying data is available.

Rankings & leaders

Build a visual comparison of players or teams for a selected stat and period.

Team comparisons

Bring team performance and matchup context together in a clear visual.

START WITH A SPECIFIC QUESTION

YOUR WORDS.
YOUR NEXT CHART.

Include the league, player or team, stat, period, and visual type. These are example requests to try in the app.

NFL · RECENT FORM

“Show Josh Allen passing yards over the last 5 games as a line chart.”

NBA · PLAYER RESEARCH

“Show Jalen Brunson points over 27.5 for the last 10 games.”

NFL · STAT LEADERS

“Rank NFL receivers by receptions and receiving yards this season.”

NHL · GOALIE TRENDS

“Show an NHL goalie save percentage trend over the last 5 starts.”

Examples describe what to request, not pre-generated results. If exact data is unavailable, try a supported chart type or a different timeframe.

KEEP IT. SHARE IT. BUILD ON IT.

FROM RESEARCH
TO SOMETHING YOU SHARE.

Open the available actions on a chart after reviewing its stats and timeframe.

  • Save an image to your camera roll
  • Share through your device’s share sheet
  • Use Dash to add a chart to your profile dashboard

Available actions vary by chart and account. Saving images may require photo permission.

YOUR FIRST CHART

  1. Open Chart Creator in the app’s bottom navigation.
  2. Choose a league and a template or visual type.
  3. Describe the player or team, stat, and timeframe.
  4. Review the chart, then save or share.
READ THE STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE

BUILT AROUND AVAILABLE SPORTS DATA

MORE SPORTS.
MORE WAYS TO EXPLORE.

Chart Creator supports selected views for NBA, WNBA, MLB, NHL, NFL, and men’s college basketball. Basketball templates include detailed efficiency and matchup views. Other sports offer supported trends, leaders, and specialized visuals where data exists.

Exact shot, pitch, or field-location views depend on source coverage. Some requests use a supported alternative when those details are missing.

YOUR NEXT SPORTS QUESTION STARTS HERE

TURN CURIOSITY
INTO A CHART.

GET VIQTORY

Chart Creator questions

What can I make with the Viqtory Chart Creator?

Supported chart types include recent-game bars, trend lines, player comparisons, rankings, and team comparisons. Available statistics depend on the selected sport and underlying data.

How do I ask for a useful sports chart?

Name the player or team, league, statistic, and time period. A focused question such as comparing two players over their last five games is easier to interpret than an unspecified request for the best player.

What should I check before sharing a chart?

Review the names, stat labels, units, date range, and sample size. Make sure the caption explains what the chart shows and does not turn a historical trend into a guaranteed forecast.

Why is a chart missing a player or data point?

The requested entity or statistic may not be available for that league or period. Narrow the request and check the source period rather than assuming an empty point means zero.