Coming soon to iOS
Let's Lose Less.
Every scratch-off in your state, tested. Every play style, ranked. Quick win, long-shot jackpot, or making your money last — pick your goal, we'll point you to the game that fits.
Every scratch-off in your state, tested. Every play style, ranked. Quick win, long-shot jackpot, or making your money last — pick your goal, we'll point you to the game that fits.
We pull live prize-pool data from state lotteries and run Monte Carlo simulations on every active scratch-off — every hour, every game, every prize tier — against the latest snapshot.
The long-term insights — how games actually pay out across their full lifetime, how new releases stack up against historical norms — come from data we've been gathering for years.
The honest goal isn't to help you play more. It's to help you see the math and decide for yourself whether scratch-offs are worth playing at all. If the simulator talks you out of a ticket or if you're going to play anyway and the app helps you pick the least-bad game for your goal, we call both a success.
Playing the top-ranked game in a price tier can save you a meaningful share of your budget. That's the headline value the app captures by ranking games for you for free.
Open the app, see your state's market in one glance — today's top recommendation, the 30-day trend on your play style, and what a typical session actually looks like.
Simulate any scratch-off — including the pricey games you're hesitant to spend your hard-earned money on. See realistic outcomes before walking into the store.
Standing at a kiosk? Snap the wall of tickets. Our AI identifies the games on display and ranks them instantly against your play style.
Other apps include games that are over or impossible to find. We give you the option to remove them from analysis and recommendations.
Scratch-offs aren't static — they shift constantly as prizes get claimed and games age out. The trick is knowing which way they're moving.
Some lotteries publish complete prize-pool data — every tier, every count, refreshed daily. Others publish only top-prize aggregates or partial tier breakdowns. Delaware, Pennsylvania, and a handful of others don't release enough public data for us to do this honestly. We could fill the gaps with assumptions and ship a number anyway. Some apps do.
We won't. Until those states open up enough public data, we'd rather tell you we can't help than pretend we can. Sorry.
We're days away from the iOS launch. Drop your email and we'll send you a one-time note when it goes live — no spam, no marketing list.