Account
Save your SlipScout setup
Prototype auth stores your setup, saved slips, and bet history locally on this machine.
Subscription
Choose a SlipScout plan
Test mode only. No payment is collected here.
First-run setup
State and sportsbooks
Compare only books you can actually use.
SlipScout is odds comparison and tracking only. Confirm availability and every line inside the sportsbook before betting.
Main product idea
Parlay builder
Paste a few legs from a sportsbook slip, or use the demo sample.
21+ only. Confirm every line inside the sportsbook before placing a bet. SlipScout compares odds; it does not place bets or guarantee outcomes.
Tap legs to build
Bankroll movement
Equity trend
Risk rules
Guardrails
Bet entry
Add a bet
Decision support
Value calculator
Odds move quickly. Final confirmation belongs inside the sportsbook before placing a bet. This calculator is informational only.
History
Bet log
| Bet | Type | Book | Odds | Stake | Result | P/L | Actions |
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Mock feed
Odds board
AI-style review
What the coach would tell the user
Validation demo
45-second screen recording plan
Breakdown
Performance by bet type
Demand test
Validation copy
Launch guardrails
State-law compliant MVP lane
Responsible use
SlipScout is line shopping, not betting
No in-app wagering
SlipScout does not accept deposits, place wagers, pay winnings, or connect to sportsbook accounts.
Informational only
Odds, payouts, calculators, and comparison tools are decision-support information. They are not financial advice, betting advice, or guaranteed picks.
Confirm before acting
Lines can change or disappear. Users must verify the exact market, price, stake, eligibility, and terms inside their chosen sportsbook before any bet.
Use legal books only
Users are responsible for following their local laws, age rules, and sportsbook eligibility requirements.
Responsible gambling
Controls before comparison
Set limits firstUse bankroll, unit, exposure, and stop-loss guardrails before looking at payouts.
No chasingDo not raise stake size to recover losses or because a payout looks bigger on another book.
Pause when neededIf betting stops being entertainment, step away and use your state's official support and self-exclusion resources.
Keep it legalOnly compare and act on books available to you in your current jurisdiction.