Longshot: Lottery Scanner
30 Sept 2026launched yesterday
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
Soft launch · 2 countriesCanada, United States
1.0latest version · yesterday
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Lay your tickets on the table, take one photo, and Longshot reads all of them. Most scanners handle one ticket at a time. This one separates a stack — Powerball, Mega Millions and Millionaire for Life together — reads every line, and checks each against the right drawing. EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR PHONE No account. No sign-in. No server holding your history. Your tickets are stored on the device and nowhere else, and the app asks nothing of you to work. FREE, WITH NO SUBSCRIPTION Unlimited scanning, unlimited tickets, permanently. Supported by a single banner ad. HONEST ABOUT MONEY Spent, won, net, and cents back per dollar played. It will tell you plainly when you are down, because that is the number worth knowing. NEVER MISS A RESULT Drawings are checked for you and a notification arrives when a ticket you are holding has been decided. Home-screen widgets show the current jackpots, and a countdown appears in the two hours before a draw you actually hold a ticket for. MATCHED NUMBERS, MARKED Open any ticket to see the winning numbers beside your own, with every match picked out. AND SOME FUN Past winning numbers going back months. Which numbers run hot and cold. A number generator with four strategies plus "hindsight" — the line that would have earned the most over the drawings on your phone. And a what-if that plays any set of numbers back through history and tells you what it would have won, and what it would have cost. Those parts are entertainment and the app says so. Every draw is independent. WHAT THIS APP IS NOT Longshot sells nothing, takes no wagers, and handles no money. It reads tickets you already bought and compares them against published results from New York State's public open-data service. If gambling has stopped being fun, help is free and confidential, 24/7: call or text 1-800-MY-RESET.Read more
Lay your tickets on the table, take one photo, and Longshot reads all of them.
Most scanners handle one ticket at a time. This one separates a stack — Powerball, Mega
Millions and Millionaire for Life together — reads every line, and checks each against the
right drawing.
EVERYTHING STAYS ON YOUR PHONE
No account. No sign-in. No server holding your history. Your tickets are stored on the
device and nowhere else, and the app asks nothing of you to work.
FREE, WITH NO SUBSCRIPTION
Unlimited scanning, unlimited tickets, permanently. Supported by a single banner ad.
HONEST ABOUT MONEY
Spent, won, net, and cents back per dollar played. It will tell you plainly when you are
down, because that is the number worth knowing.
NEVER MISS A RESULT
Drawings are checked for you and a notification arrives when a ticket you are holding has
been decided. Home-screen widgets show the current jackpots, and a countdown appears in
the two hours before a draw you actually hold a ticket for.
MATCHED NUMBERS, MARKED
Open any ticket to see the winning numbers beside your own, with every match picked out.
AND SOME FUN
Past winning numbers going back months. Which numbers run hot and cold. A number
generator with four strategies plus "hindsight" — the line that would have earned the most
over the drawings on your phone. And a what-if that plays any set of numbers back through
history and tells you what it would have won, and what it would have cost.
Those parts are entertainment and the app says so. Every draw is independent.
WHAT THIS APP IS NOT
Longshot sells nothing, takes no wagers, and handles no money. It reads tickets you
already bought and compares them against published results from New York State's public
open-data service.
If gambling has stopped being fun, help is free and confidential, 24/7: call or text
1-800-MY-RESET.
Versions
- Version 1.0First seen · 30 Sept 2026
Countries
Soft launch · 2 countries Soft launch
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CanadaUnited States
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