This site collects data from games of Age of Sigmar (AoS) played and presents various statistics pertaining to that data.
Listbot is a colloquial name for a cluster of algorithms for performing operations of all sorts on this data; examples include predicting where a player
will finish at an event, estimating the power level of a list, estimating the power of a unit in a faction, and more.
Many pages here are just presenting data as well, rather than manipulating it, such as the State of the Meta page.
Overall, this site basically is just a variety of ways of looking at statistics from competitive AoS games.
If you would not like to be displayed on this site, that is completely understandable and please send an email to listbot@listbot.co.uk so we can remove you immediately with no questions asked.
Other than that, Listbot gathers data from other gaming sites like Tabletop.to and the
BadDice rankings site, and composites it here on the site. In terms of GDPR Listbot is covered
by the fact it has a "Legitimate Interest" - you can read more about that
here
but I would say the TL;DR is that the data is not particularly sensitive nor is it being used in an unexpected or devious manner.
Again, if you have any concerns, please don't hesitate to email listbot@listbot.co.uk. Much love, Jp
Here is a link to the full explanation, but the short version is that Listbot estimates the points cost of a warscroll by identifying key features of that warscroll, and comparing those features to the features of other warscrolls of which the points costs are already known.
The exact numbers on stats like winrate will depend on exactly which events are being counted! Listbot automatically gathers events from the web so it might not have all the same events as wherever else you're checking. All the events involved in calculations are visible at the bottom of the State of the Meta page, but the best advice is to just gather information from as many sources as you can!
The LAB uses a bunch of different metrics to calculate a score for your list. The warscroll values are calculated as in the first question on this page, explained here.
The List Precedent score creates a score for your list based on how similar it is to previous lists for your faction, combined with how well those lists performed.
It's best to look both at the LAB score and the Precedent score, to get a balanced view of how well a list does.
By default, many personal stats are private on Listbot in case people don't want people looking at them. You can make your profile public though by signing up and ticking the box on Your Player Page.