What this is. A shared receipt for a group lottery pool. It records who joined, who paid, what the ticket says, and what each person is owed if it wins.

Steps.

1. Captain creates the pool.
2. Members join with the code.
3. Members pay the captain directly.
4. Captain adds the ticket.
5. App calculates every share.

What this is not. Lottery Pool does not sell lottery tickets, does not process payments, and never holds anybody's money. Members pay each other directly with whatever app they already use.

What this is. A record of the rules you agreed to, stored with the exact wording you saw and the date you saw it.

Steps. 1 · Pick your state. 2 · Read each line. 3 · Tick the required ones. 4 · Continue.

Status. You only do this once. You can change your state later from the Account tab.

What this is. Photograph your handwritten list. The app reads the names and the amounts and fills the pool in for you.

Steps. 1 · Take a photo. 2 · Check what it read — fix anything wrong. 3 · Confirm. Nothing is saved until you do.

Phone numbers are not read. Names and amounts only, and the app does not text anyone on your list. You share the join code yourself.

What this is. The rule the app uses to divide any winnings between members.

Steps. Pick Evenly when everyone pays the same buy-in. Pick By contribution when people put in different amounts.

Status. You can see the exact split for every member before anybody is paid, and the app proves the shares add back up to the full prize.