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Sports Betting Tracker App
If your betting history lives across five different sportsbook apps, you don't really know if you're up. SeedStake pulls every wager into one ledger so your true number — not the number the app chooses to show you — is the one you see.
Every ticket, every book, one running P&L.
- Straights, parlays, futures, live bets, and fantasy
- Screenshot a slip and let SeedStake read it
- Tag every bet to the book that took it
- Private bets settle win-or-lose, with no payout to enter
What you can log
- Stake, odds, and payout
- Sub-type — straight, parlay, future, live, fantasy, private
- Which sportsbook the bet was placed at
- Open positions, with what's still at risk on the home screen
What you'll see
- Net profit and ROI, overall and per book
- Win rate measured against break-even
- Best day and best time of day to bet
- Exposure — how much is live right now
Sub-types in the app
Pick one when you log and Sports splits into these — each gets its own line in your results. Entries are counted in bets.
- Straight Bets
- Parlays
- Futures
- Live Bets
- Fantasy Sports
- Private Bets
The sportsbook won't show you this
Betting apps are built to keep you playing, not to give you an honest scorecard. They bury lifetime P&L, reset views, and celebrate wins while quietly absorbing losses. SeedStake is the opposite: a neutral tracker whose only job is to tell you the truth about your results.
Log a slip without typing it
Take a screenshot of a bet slip, or share it straight to SeedStake from your book, and it reads the wager for you — stake, odds, and market — so a bet you placed in ten seconds takes about ten seconds to record. Bet slip capture is part of SeedStake+.
Fantasy is a sub-type, not a silo
DFS entries live under Sports as their own sub-type rather than in a separate app-within-an-app. Entry fees and winnings net out the same way every other bet does, so a good DFS month and a bad parlay month show up in the same running total instead of two you have to reconcile in your head.
The bet you made with a friend
Not every wager pays out. A private bet is settled between people: the money on the line is won or lost outright, so there is no payout to enter — only which way it went. SeedStake models that as its own settlement type, which is why a $50 bet with your brother-in-law lands in your P&L correctly instead of being logged as a $50 loss and a $100 win.
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