Your record has a rhythm

Know what actually happened.

Photograph your betting slips — from any sportsbook. Embalo keeps the record, marks each bet won or lost from the final score, and tells you plainly where you stand. Nothing more, and nothing dressed up as more.

iPhone · coming soon · 21+

Sample recordSeason to date
+$486.10

on $8,940 staked · 216 finished bets

Record109–107
Worst fall−$383
Skill?Too early

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Sample record, for illustration.

You've placed 216 bets. Are you any good?

Most bettors genuinely don't know. The record is spread across four apps, a notes file and a folder of screenshots — and the app that took your money isn't going to tell you. A winning record and a worst fall belong on the same card. Leaving one off is how a tracker becomes a highlight reel.

Every book. Nothing to connect.

Most trackers only record bets from the sportsbooks they link to. Embalo works from the slip itself — any sportsbook's app, a paper ticket, or your whole bet history — with no sportsbook login and nothing to break.

No slip? Add a bet by hand. That is always free.

How it works

Photograph the slip. The rest takes care of itself.

One parlay, start to finish: read from a screenshot, followed live through three games, decided from the final scores, and waiting in the daily brief the next morning.

  1. 01

    Photograph the slip

    A single slip, or a screenshot of your whole bet history — parlays included.

  2. 02

    Check what it read

    Stake, price, selection, every leg. Corrections are the normal path, not an error.

  3. 03

    The result fills itself in

    When the game ends — parlays leg by leg. Anything it can't be sure of waits for you; it is never guessed.

  4. 04

    See what happened

    Where you stand, what drove it, and what yesterday did — always about bets you've already made.

What you see

Your record, asked the right questions.

Three of the screens you'll open most. Every figure on them is about bets you've already made.

Yesterday, waiting for you.

The first time you open Embalo each day, it has the day before ready: what you wagered, what came back, and what made the difference.

Every team you've backed.

Every team, in every sport, with a score for how they've really done for you — including the ones hiding inside your parlays.

Ask your record a question.

By sport, by team, by book, by price, and whether a run looks like skill or a good stretch — each with a page of its own.

Sample data.

62%

off eleven bets tells you nothing.

Plenty of tools will report it anyway. Embalo tells you whether a run looks like skill or a good stretch — and when there are too few bets to say.

The line it never crosses

A record of what you did. Never advice on what to do next.

Every figure it shows describes activity you have already completed. It does not predict outcomes or recommend wagers — that is a different kind of product, and a deliberate line we do not cross.

What it keeps

Every bet, wherever you placed it.

The whole record in one place — from any book, results filled in on their own, and yours to take with you.

Any book

Any slip, any book.

A screenshot from any sportsbook's app, or a photograph of a paper ticket — stake, price, the selection and every parlay leg.

Results on their own

From final scores and box scores.

MLB, NFL, college football, NBA, WNBA, college basketball, NHL, MLS and UFC. Follow the live score of an open bet.

Ledger

One ledger.

Your bankroll with every deposit and withdrawal, and a tax-year view of wins and losses — a record, not tax advice.

In and out

Bring it in, take it out.

An existing spreadsheet comes in with Import. Everything you have recorded goes out with Export, any time.

On your phone

Quiet by design.

Optional notifications when a bet is decided, as each parlay leg lands and when your game starts — never an amount on your lock screen. An optional Face ID lock.

Who it's for

Adults, with help nearby.

For people 21 or older. No ads, no affiliate links, no referrals. Support is one tap away, with the National Problem Gambling Helpline beside it.

Your data

Uploaded slips are read by an AI model, and then deleted.

To turn a photograph into a record, the image is sent to a third-party AI service. We say so plainly because it is true and because you should be able to decide about it. The image is destroyed after 30 days, we never use your data to train models, and you can export or delete everything at any time.

The privacy policy explains exactly what is collected, who touches it, and what deleting your account does and does not destroy.

Questions

The short answers.

What is Embalo?

A record of the bets you place elsewhere. Photograph the slip, check what it read, and it marks each bet won or lost from the final score.

Does it work with my sportsbook?

With a slip from any sportsbook, and a photo of a paper ticket. There is no connection to any book, so there is nothing to link and nothing to break. No slip? Add the bet by hand; that is always free.

Does Embalo take bets or hold money?

No. Embalo is a personal record of your own bets. It doesn't take bets, hold money or work with any sportsbook.

Will it tell me what to bet?

No. No picks, no tips, no predictions. Everything it shows is about bets you have already made, including whether a run looks like skill or a good stretch, and when it is too early to tell.

Which sports?

MLB, NFL, college football, NBA, WNBA, college basketball, NHL, MLS and UFC, with parlays leg by leg.

What does it cost?

Twenty free slips, then $15 a month or $125 a year. Adding bets by hand is free for ever. The pricing page has the details.

What happens to my data?

It is never sold and never used to train AI. Slip photos are deleted after 30 days. Export everything any time, or delete your account in the app. The privacy policy says exactly what is kept.

Who can use it?

Anyone 21 or older, on iPhone. Embalo is coming soon; follow @getembalo for launch news.

Keep the record you always meant to.

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iPhone · coming soon · 21+