Privacy.
Written to be checkable rather than reassuring. Where something is a limitation, it says so.
Checking numbers without an account
Numbers you enter on the check page are compared in memory and discarded when the page finishes rendering. They are not written to the database and not written to our logs. There is no account, no cookie banner and nothing to accept, because there is nothing to consent to.
Your browser talks to nobody but us
No analytics, no advertising pixels, no third-party fonts, no content delivery networks. Every file this page loads comes from this domain. You can verify that in your browser's network tab in about ten seconds, which is the point.
What we ask for if you make an account
An email address. That is the whole list. No name, no postal 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 sent to your email, so there is no password for us to lose.
What we cannot promise
If you ask us to watch your numbers and tell you when you win, then we know when you win. There is no way around that, and any service claiming otherwise is not being straight with you. What we can do is hold as little as possible alongside it, which is why we do not ask for your name.
Stored ticket numbers are encrypted at rest, which protects them if our database is ever stolen. It does not hide them from us, because we have to read them to check them.
We email you when one of your tickets wins something. The subject line never says so. It reads as a neutral notification, because email previews show on lock screens and in offices, and that should be yours to share rather than ours to announce.
Deleting everything
You can delete your account and every ticket attached to it, and it is a real delete rather than a flag on a row.
What we will never do
Sell your data, share it with advertisers, or build a profile of your playing habits to sell to anyone. This site is funded by people paying for it, which is what keeps that promise structurally possible rather than merely stated.