LottoSelect
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LottoSelect

Statistical analysis for Canada's national lottery games.

For Mac, iPhone and iPad.

What it does

LottoSelect studies the published histories of Lotto 6/49, Lotto Max and Daily Grand.

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Every draw, measured

Frequency, distribution, pairs and a chi-square goodness-of-fit test across every number, derived from each game's own shape and era.

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Wheels that are verified

Wheeling systems for any of the three games, checked exhaustively before a guarantee is reported, so a stated guarantee is a measured one.

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Tickets checked for you

Record what you buy and the app scores it against every draw automatically, using each game's own prize structure.

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Office pools, done properly

Locked rosters, contribution-weighted shares, cent-exact splits and a record you can export.

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An honest ledger

What you have staked against what has come back, measured against each game's published expectation.

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Yours, on every device

Your devices stay in step through a folder you choose. No account, no server, nothing uploaded.

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The AI that loses

The Predictor trains a real statistical model on the draw history and tests it on draws it has never seen. It lands at chance, every time, and that is the point.

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Private AI, on your device

On devices with Apple Intelligence, ask about your game and have the figures explained in plain words. Generated on the device; nothing you ask ever leaves it.

What makes it different

Most lottery apps sell you a system. This one shows you why systems do not work. The simulation page generates provably random draws, so you can see for yourself that the hot and cold patterns in real history are exactly what randomness produces. The Predictor goes further: it trains a genuine AI model on the history and shows it scoring exactly what random picks score. The wheel back-tester shows a wheel returning what random tickets return. The ledger shows the house edge in your own money.

The mathematics is front and centre, and so are its limits.

It does not predict anything, and it says so on every screen. Every lottery draw is an independent random event with no memory of the draws before it. Hot, cold and overdue are descriptions of what has already happened; they carry no information about what will happen next.

Buying it

The app includes complete Lotto 6/49 support. Lotto Max and Daily Grand come together as a single one-time add-on, and the Groups feature for office pools is its own small add-on. No subscriptions, ever.

You cannot buy lottery tickets in this app, and it has no connection to any place that sells them.