Privacy
We'd rather you check this than take our word for it. Where there's a limit, we say so.
Checking numbers without an account
Type your numbers in, we compare them, and we forget them. Nothing goes to our database or our logs.
You'll notice there's no cookie banner. That's because there's nothing here to consent to.
Your browser talks to nobody but us
No analytics. No advertising pixels. No fonts or scripts loaded from anyone else.
Every file on this page comes from our own domain, and you don't have to take our word for it. Open your browser's network tab and look.
What we ask for if you make an account
An email address. That's the whole list.
No name, no mailing address, no phone number, and no "sign in with Google", because that would tell Google you use a lottery site. You sign in with a link we email you, so there's no password for us to lose.
What we can't promise
If you ask us to watch your numbers and tell you when you win, then we know when you win. There's no way around that, and anyone who tells you otherwise isn't being straight with you.
What we can do is hold as little as possible next to it. That's why we never ask for your name.
Your saved numbers are encrypted at rest, so they're protected if our database is ever stolen. It doesn't hide them from us, though. We have to read them in order to check them.
We email you when one of your tickets wins. The subject line never says so.
Previews turn up on lock screens and on office monitors. Whether you tell anyone is your call, not ours.
Deleting everything
You can delete your account and every ticket on it. It's a real delete, not a flag on a row we quietly keep.
What we'll never do
Sell your data, hand it to advertisers, or build a profile of how you play.
People pay for this site. That's what makes the promise something we can keep rather than something we just say.