Hi everyone 👋 We built Tychefy to explore a simple question: can number selection in lottery-style systems be approached with more structure and discipline, rather than pure intuition? Most players choose numbers randomly or based on habits, without any way to evaluate their choices over time. Tychefy introduces a different approach — it transforms historical Eurojackpot and EuroMillions draw data into structured shortlists using multiple independent analytical components. Each run is computed, saved, and later evaluated against real outcomes. The goal is not to predict certainty, but to make the selection process transparent, repeatable, and evidence-based. In recent evaluations, some shortlists reached up to 4/5 main numbers, with consistent overlaps across independent components — something that is difficult to observe without a structured framework. We would really appreciate your feedback: • Does this approach make sense to you? • What would you expect from a tool like this? • What would you improve? Thanks for checking it out 🙏

Tychefy

Data-driven lottery shortlists

Data-driven lottery shortlists