Pikkit is a free sports betting tracker. It syncs with more than 30 sportsbooks and DFS apps, imports your bets automatically, and shows your profit and loss by sport and bet type. It also has a social feed. Pikkit is not a sportsbook and cannot place bets.
- Free bet tracker that syncs 30+ sportsbooks and DFS apps
- Automatic import, no manual entry
- Analytics, P&L calendar and line shopping
- Social feed to follow and copy other bettors
- Pikkit Pro about $29.99 a month on iOS
Pikkit is a free sports betting tracker with a social twist. You connect your sportsbook and daily fantasy accounts, and Pikkit automatically imports every bet. You see your profit and loss by sport, bet type and sportsbook, and you can follow friends and top bettors in a feed. Pikkit is not a sportsbook and does not take bets. It is one of the highest-rated betting apps on the App Store, with a 4.9 rating from more than 20,000 ratings.

How Pikkit works
After you create an account, you choose your sportsbooks and log in to sync them. Pikkit supports more than 30 sportsbooks and DFS apps, including the big US names. From then on, new bets appear in Pikkit automatically, and settled bets update your stats. Pikkit focuses on syncing: according to the company, it does not support manual bet entry. That keeps the data accurate, but it also means bets at unsupported sportsbooks, such as most offshore sites, will not show up.
What you get in the app
- Automatic bet tracking across 30+ sportsbooks and DFS apps.
- Analytics by sport, league, bet type and sportsbook, plus a profit and loss calendar.
- Social feed to follow friends and verified top performers, and copy their bets to your own slip.
- Odds and line shopping to find the best available price.
- Promotions tracker to see which boosts and offers you have used.
Pikkit Pro
Pikkit is free, and the free version already covers syncing, stats and the social feed. Pikkit Pro adds tools for more serious bettors, such as closing line value (CLV) analysis, odds alerts, same-game parlay line shopping and bet history exports. On the US App Store, Pro is listed at about $29.99 a month or $199.99 a year. That is expensive for casual bettors, but worth testing if you bet often across several books.

How to get started with Pikkit
- Download Pikkit from the App Store or Google Play and create an account.
- Tap Sync Sportsbooks and choose the sportsbooks and DFS apps you use.
- Log in to each account when prompted. Pikkit imports your recent bets, open bets and stats.
- Check your dashboard and calendar to see your results by sport and bet type.
- Follow a few friends or top bettors in the feed, and decide later whether Pikkit Pro is worth it.
Is Pikkit safe?
Syncing means you link your sportsbook logins to Pikkit, so you are trusting it with account access. Pikkit is widely used, with hundreds of thousands of users, and it only reads your bet data. It cannot place bets or withdraw money. If you are uncomfortable sharing logins, a tracker with manual entry, such as Action Network, is the alternative.
Mobile experience
The iPhone app has a 4.9 rating from about 22,000 ratings, takes up about 165 MB and needs iOS 15.1 or later. On Google Play it has more than 100,000 downloads and a 4.6 rating. The dark design is clean, and the calendar view of your results is one of the clearest ways to see how your betting is really going.
Who Pikkit is for
Pikkit is made for people who bet real money at several US sportsbooks and want honest numbers on their results without manual tracking. Seeing your real profit and loss is also a useful reality check. If you do not bet real money, try Stadium Live for free predictions, or social sportsbooks such as Fliff and Rebet. All options are compared on our sports betting apps page.
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Pros and cons
- Automatic sync with 30+ sportsbooks
- Clear analytics and P&L calendar
- Social feed and bet copying
- 4.9 rating on the App Store
- No manual bet entry
- Offshore sportsbooks mostly not supported
- Requires sharing sportsbook logins
- Pikkit Pro is expensive
Features
Pikkit app FAQ
Is Pikkit a sportsbook?
No. Pikkit is a bet tracking and social app. It does not accept bets or deposits.
Is Pikkit free?
Yes. Syncing, stats and the social feed are free. Pikkit Pro is an optional subscription, listed at about $29.99 a month or $199.99 a year on the US App Store.
Can you add bets manually in Pikkit?
No. Pikkit only imports bets by syncing supported sportsbook and DFS accounts.
Which sportsbooks does Pikkit support?
Pikkit supports more than 30 sportsbooks and DFS apps, mostly licensed US operators. Most offshore sportsbooks are not supported.
Is Pikkit safe?
Pikkit reads your bet history from linked accounts but cannot place bets or withdraw money. You do need to share your sportsbook logins to sync.


