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Tell Lottotopia which Lottery games you play and it will keep you informed of the latest drawings and jackpots.
Download Lottotopia from iTunes
Lottotopia knows a lot about each lottery game and can tell you how much time remains before the next drawing, and how large the jackpot has grown.
With Lottotopia, you can enter your lottery ticket numbers and Lottotopia will help you check them. When you have matching numbers, Lottotopia highlights them in green for you.
Download Lottotopia from iTunes
Enter your own lottery numbers or simply shake to have Lottotopia pick numbers for you (then all you have to do is buy your ticket!). If you play the same number repeatedly, simply tell Lottotopia how many draws you wish to play.
Download Lottotopia from iTunes




Alex · June 9, 2010 at 9:13 pm
Great program I regularly get tickets with ten drawings at a time so this works great to help me keep track without always going online. I was hoping to see if you could add Connecticut’s Lucky 4 Life and if the program could show me how much I won for the drawing. Thanks for an amazing app!!!
Admin comment by Patrick · June 9, 2010 at 11:55 pm
Thanks for the feedback Alex, I appreciate it and I’m glad you like the app. I will try to add Connecticut’s Lucky 4 Life game next week. Figuring out how much you won would be a great feature. I’ll put that on my list of features to consider for a future version of Lottotopia.
Joe Bitz · June 13, 2010 at 12:44 pm
Have you ever thought of using the camera on the Iphone to enter the ticket information. Also if the number of draws would default to the last number of draws used that would speed up the entry of multiple numbers from the same ticket. Thanks
Admin comment by Patrick · June 13, 2010 at 8:21 pm
Joe, I’m currently working on ticket number entry from the iPhone camera. It is tricky because each state prints the lottery tickets differently, and in some states like Illinois (where I live), the ticket print quality is often very poor. Thanks for the suggestion on remembering the last number of draws, I’ll try to get that into the next release.
Robert · January 20, 2011 at 1:01 pm
This seems like a great little app. I saw that Joe posted about using the camera to enter the ticket information, and that would make this app perfect. Couldn’t you use it to scan the barcode? Are they different in each state also?
Admin comment by Patrick · January 29, 2011 at 7:27 pm
Thanks Robert. Unfortunately the barcodes on the tickets are ticket serial numbers that vary from state to state. I have no way to look up the serial numbers to find out what numbers were purchased for that ticket without working with each state to establish a method to do so.