Curses Field Guide
A research assistant for sports trivia writers and podcasters that delivers sourced lore, timelines, and ready-to-cite quotes on every famous sports jinx.
Independent sports writers and podcasters producing long-form content about sports folklore and cursed teams
- Searchable lore library with citation-ready summaries of every documented curse, hex, and championship drought
- Source-quality scoring so creators know which legends are historian-verified vs folklore vs marketing myth
- 'Angle finder' that suggests narrative hooks (75-year arc, last-living-player angle, crossover with politics) per curse
- Export to script/outline format with built-in fact-check checklist before publishing
Independent sports creators on YouTube, Substack, and TikTok are racing to cover the breaking Mayo curse before the moment cools — they need verified lore fast.
200+ DE searches is modest but creator demand follows news spikes; one viral curse story generates dozens of derivative podcasts/videos.Which Teams Have I Cursed Over the Last 10 Years? - YouTube ↗
No dedicated research tool for sports folklore creators today — most rely on Wikipedia plus Google searches.Which Teams Have I Cursed Over the Last 10 Years? - YouTube ↗
Creators will pay for a credible research shortcut; modest subscription pricing with team-seat plans is plausible.Which Teams Have I Cursed Over the Last 10 Years? - YouTube ↗
Content cycle is event-driven (curse breaks, anniversaries); usage will pulse rather than run steady.
Editorial plus LLM summarization with citation linking is straightforward; main effort is curating the source corpus.