For Mac, iPhone and iPad
The lottery app that shows its work.
LottoSelect studies every published draw of Canada's three national games, builds wheels it has actually verified, checks your tickets, and keeps an honest ledger. It does not predict anything, and it will tell you so on every screen.
The analysis
Every number, measured against what a fair draw expects
Frequency, gaps, odd against even, low against high, consecutive runs, pair and triple counts, and a chi-square goodness-of-fit test across the whole pool.
- Every figure derived from the game's own shape, not a table copied from somewhere
- Windows and eras, so a rule change never contaminates a comparison
- Hot, cold and overdue shown honestly, as descriptions of the past
Frequency against expectation
The dashed line is what a fair draw expects. Everything else is noise, and the app says so.
The wheels
Guarantees that were checked, not claimed
Choose a pool of numbers and a guarantee, and the app builds the lines and then proves the guarantee exhaustively before it says a word about it.
- Abbreviated, full and key-number systems for any of the three games
- The cost of the wheel shown in your own play price before you buy it
- A back-test that shows the wheel returning what random tickets return
Coverage, measured not claimed
A 4 if 6 guarantee on 12 numbers, checked against every one of the 924 ways those numbers can come up.
The ledger
What it actually costs, in your own money
Record what you buy and the app scores it against every draw, using each game's own prize structure, and keeps the running total you would rather not calculate yourself.
- Staked against returned, and the return rate measured only on draws that have run
- Pari-mutuel categories labelled as estimates until the official figures land
- A monthly ceiling you can set, and the app will hold you to
Your money, honestly
Published expectation for this game is about 45%. Figures shown are an illustration.
The groups
Office pools, without the argument
Who is in, what they put in, who has paid, and what each person is owed if it comes in.
- The roster locks at the draw, so it cannot be edited afterwards
- Shares weighted by contribution and split to the cent, with the remainder handled
- A printable agreement everyone can sign before the money is collected
A group draw, split to the cent
| Member | In | Share of a $1,000 prize |
|---|---|---|
| Anne | $10.00 | $333.34 |
| Bill | $10.00 | $333.33 |
| Cal | $10.00 | $333.33 |
| Total | $1,000.00 | |
The roster locks when the draw runs, so nobody joins a winning ticket afterwards.
The experiment
We trained an AI on the lottery. It loses.
The Predictor trains a genuine statistical model on the first part of the draw history, then makes it call every later draw before seeing it, beside three rival strategies.
- Tested on draws no part of the training ever touched, the position every real player is in
- The model prints the weights it learned, so you can watch it find no signal
- Every strategy lands where mathematics says it must: at chance
A real run, retold in one table
| Strategy | Mean matches | Chance expects |
|---|---|---|
| Trained model | 0.91 | 0.98 |
| Hottest numbers | 0.98 | 0.98 |
| Most overdue | 0.98 | 0.98 |
| Random picks | 0.92 | 0.98 |
Trained on 505 draws, tested on the 217 that followed. Nothing beats chance, and the app lets you run the experiment yourself.
Private AI
It explains itself, on your device
On devices with Apple Intelligence, LottoSelect can put its own figures into plain words: ask about the current game, have the ledger tell your money story, or have a wheel explain exactly what its guarantee promises.
- Every answer is grounded in the app's own verified statistics, never invented
- Generated entirely on the device; nothing you ask ever leaves it
- It never predicts, because nothing can, and it will tell you so
Asked on the device, answered on the device
Is this history fair?
Across these 4,443 draws every number sits inside the range a fair draw produces, and the goodness-of-fit test agrees. The hot and cold labels describe the past; none of this says anything about the next draw.
Answers are produced by Apple Intelligence on the device, from the app's own figures. Everything else in the app works without it.
The difference
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 watch the same hot and cold patterns appear in numbers that came from nowhere. The wheel back-tester puts a wheel against random tickets over thousands of draws and reports the dead heat. The ledger puts the house edge in front of you in dollars you actually spent. And the Predictor lets you run the experiment every other lottery product hopes you never see.
Past draws do not predict future draws. That sentence appears on the dashboard, in the help, in every exported report, and here. An app that studies randomness honestly has to keep saying it.
If what you want is a prediction, this is the wrong app, and it will be the wrong app forever. If what you want is to see the real shape of the data, and to know what your tickets have actually done, this was built for you.
Pricing
Bought once. No subscriptions, ever.
LottoSelect
The whole app with complete Lotto 6/49 support, on Mac, iPhone and iPad for one purchase.
Lotto Max and Daily Grand
Both games together as one add-on, with their own histories, prize tables and analysis.
Groups
Office pools, locked rosters, contribution-weighted splits and the signed agreement.
Prices in Canadian dollars. One purchase covers Mac, iPhone and iPad through Universal Purchase.
Questions
Before you buy
Will it help me win?
No, and it will not pretend otherwise. Every draw is an independent random event, and nothing in this app, or any app, changes the odds of a ticket. What it will do is show you exactly what the history contains, and what it does not.
Then what is it for?
Seeing the numbers for yourself. Checking your tickets without squinting at a slip. Running a group without arguments. Knowing what the habit actually costs you across a year.
Do you take my data?
Nothing leaves your device. There are no accounts, no analytics and no advertising, and the only network request the app makes is for the published results page. The privacy policy says the same in more detail.
Does it work offline?
Yes. The complete draw history ships inside the app, so every analysis, wheel and simulation runs with no connection at all. Only fetching new results needs the internet.
Can I buy tickets in it?
No. It records tickets you have already bought, and it has no connection to anywhere that sells them.
Which games?
Lotto 6/49 is included in full. Lotto Max and Daily Grand come together as one add-on.
Ready when you are
Play only what you can afford to lose. You must be of legal age to purchase lottery tickets in your province.
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