Discover SignalTurf
August 21, 2026
Welcome to the official SignalTurf guide.
This documentation walks you through discovering the app, how it works, and the main concepts used to analyze French horse races. Whether you’re new to horse racing or already familiar with it, this guide aims to help you understand the information displayed by SignalTurf and how to interpret it.
An app designed to simplify analysis
Analyzing a horse race often means reviewing a lot of information: the horses entered, their past performance, the characteristics of the race, and other indicators useful for analysis.
SignalTurf was designed to simplify this process.
The app automatically analyzes every race and presents the results in a clear format that’s easy to check from a smartphone. The goal isn’t to replace your own analysis, but to quickly highlight the elements that stand out from our artificial intelligence models.
This lets you spend more time interpreting the information rather than collecting it.
Artificial intelligence in service of analysis
The predictions offered by SignalTurf are generated automatically by several artificial intelligence models.
These models have been trained on a history of more than 200,000 French horse races, allowing them to identify trends and relationships among the many factors observed before a race starts.
Each new race is analyzed independently based on the information available at the time of calculation. The models then produce an analysis that forms the basis of the predictions shown in the app.
This approach provides a consistent reading of races while relying on the same method for every analysis.
A decision-support tool, never a certainty
Horse races remain sporting competitions where a degree of uncertainty always exists.
Even when an analysis appears particularly consistent, no model can know a race’s outcome in advance.
That’s why SignalTurf is designed as an analysis support tool. The predictions highlight the horses that stand out from the artificial intelligence models, but they never constitute a guarantee of results or a promise of winnings.
The app provides information meant to inform your own thinking, without replacing your judgment.
Information presented simply
Each race comes with information designed to make it easier to read.
Depending on your access plan, you may find:
- the horses selected by the artificial intelligence models.
- a confidence level associated with the analysis.
- the main bet types concerned.
- a convergence indicator.
All this information is organized to be reviewed quickly, without requiring in-depth knowledge of horse racing statistics.
Analyses that evolve with the races
An analysis is always carried out based on the information available before the race starts.
Analyses are recalculated regularly until the race starts in order to take the latest available information into account.
Premium subscribers automatically benefit from these updates throughout the day, with no action required on their part.
With free access, analyses are also updated, but at a less frequent rate.
An approach built on transparency
Artificial intelligence shouldn’t be a “black box.”
That’s why SignalTurf doesn’t just display predictions. The app also publishes historical statistics that let you observe the success rate of analyses across different confidence levels and over several periods.
This approach aims to offer a transparent view of observed performance, so that everyone can evaluate the proposed analyses with more perspective.
Free to discover, Premium to go further
SignalTurf can be used for free to discover how it works and check the day’s analyses.
The free version is funded by advertising and gives access to the app’s main features.
Premium subscriptions remove ads and unlock several advanced features, including:
- automatic analysis updates until races start.
- a preview of the top confidence levels directly from the meeting list.
- the convergence indicator between artificial intelligence models.
- early access to new generations of AI models.
The details of these features are presented in the Subscriptions chapter.
How to use this guide
The following chapters progressively cover the main concepts behind SignalTurf.
You’ll learn about:
- how meetings and races are organized.
- how to interpret the predictions offered by the models.
- what the confidence level represents.
- how analyses are produced and updated.
- how to check the models’ historical performance.
Each chapter can be read independently, but reading them in order will help you better understand how the app works overall.
Go further
Continue your journey with Getting started, which covers the first steps to start using SignalTurf and check your first analyses.
If you’re looking for an answer to a specific question, you can also check the FAQ, which gathers the most frequently asked questions about the app and how it works.