Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm a solo founder, and I built AILotteryPredictor because I kept running into the same thing: there's a ton of lottery "prediction" hype online, but almost no clean, honest data. So I made the tool I actually wanted — one that compiles full draw history, frequency charts, and hot/cold analysis for Powerball, Mega Millions, and the new Millionaire for Life game, using 24 different statistical methods.
The honest part matters to me: the site says plainly on every page that lottery draws are random and nothing can predict a winning number. It's not a "beat the odds" pitch. It's a clean way to see the actual data without digging through state PDFs — the frequencies, the patterns, the history, presented properly.
The Millionaire for Life piece is the part I'm most into right now. It's a brand-new national game with barely any data compiled anywhere, so I've been tracking every draw since launch. As far as I can tell it's the only public frequency dataset for it.
Would genuinely love feedback from this crowd — on the data presentation, the UX, anything. Happy to answer questions about how it's built (Flask, a lot of Python, and yes, a lot of Claude).
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would love to see a confidence score next to each prediction so i know which numbers you actually trust versus which ones are just for fun. something like a 0-100% rating per ticket would help me decide how many lines to play
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One thing that would really help is showing the confidence level or hit probability for each prediction, even as a rough percentage. It would make it easier to tell which numbers are strong picks versus long shots, especially when comparing across the 24 models.
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would love to see a confidence score next to each prediction so i know which numbers you actually trust versus which ones are just for fun. something like a 0-100% rating per ticket would help me decide how many lines to play
One thing that would really help is showing the confidence level or hit probability for each prediction, even as a rough percentage. It would make it easier to tell which numbers are strong picks versus long shots, especially when comparing across the 24 models.