About Actuals
Actuals is a betting record that tells you the truth. You log what you bet, and it shows you what that betting has actually done, in numbers you can check.
Why it exists
Sportsbooks show you a balance. A balance is not a record. It cannot tell you which sport pays you, which bet type quietly drains you, or whether last month was skill or luck, because it was never built to.
Most bettors have a rough idea of how they are doing, and the rough idea is usually kinder than the arithmetic. Actuals does the arithmetic. It was built for people who would rather know.
What it does
Track. Log a bet in seconds. Paste a bet slip or upload a screenshot and it is read for you, then you check it and save it. Singles and parlays, any sportsbook, all in one place.
Performance. Profit over time, ROI, hit rate, your record by sport, by odds range, singles against parlays. Alongside the charts are insights: things Actuals noticed in your own record and brought to you, such as which odds range you win in or where your losses are concentrated.
Research. The part you use before a bet rather than after one. It is still being built, and the app says so instead of pretending otherwise.
What it is not
Actuals is not a sportsbook. It does not accept bets, place bets or settle them, and no real money passes through it. The balance in the app is a number you typed so the app can do the sums.
It does not sell tips, picks or predictions, and it never will. Every insight looks backwards at bets you already placed. Your record cannot tell you what happens tonight.
There are no adverts in it, and your record is not for sale. The Privacy Policy sets out exactly what is stored and who handles it.
Who builds it
Actuals is made by Peak Street 6 LLC, a small team, and it is early. If something is wrong, missing or annoying, we would rather hear it than not. Find us on Instagram at @actualshq.
One honest note
Actuals is for entertainment, and a clearer view of your betting is not a strategy for winning at it. Seeing your real numbers can be uncomfortable, and that is rather the point. If betting has stopped being entertainment, call 1-800-GAMBLER. It is free, confidential and open 24 hours a day.