Your performance, in motion.
Embalo turns photographs of your betting slips into a record you can read — what you staked, what came back, and how it looks over time. Nothing more, and nothing dressed up as more.
Embalo never accepts a wager, never holds your money, and never tells you what to bet. It has no relationship with any sportsbook. It is a record of what you already did.
Every figure it shows describes activity you have already completed. It does not predict outcomes or recommend wagers — that is a different kind of product, and a deliberate line we do not cross.
How it works
One slip at a time, from your own phone. Embalo has no connection to any sportsbook and cannot fetch anything on its own.
Stake, price, selection, outcome. It shows you what it read so you can correct it — corrections are the normal path, not an error.
After 30 days, automatically. What remains is your history, not a photograph of it.
Returns, streaks, how you stake, how you do by sport and by price — described in past tense, with the sample size attached.
What makes it different
Most tools will happily report a 62% win rate off eleven bets. Embalo will not. Small samples are labelled as small, estimates are pulled toward what your own prices implied, and a pattern found by searching twenty different ways is held to a higher bar than one you went looking for.
That means it sometimes tells you the honest and unsatisfying thing: this is not enough bets to say. We think that is the whole point.
Your data
To turn a photograph into a record, the image is sent to a third-party AI service. We say so plainly because it is true and because you should be able to decide about it. The image is destroyed after 30 days, we never use your data to train models, and you can export or delete everything at any time.
The privacy policy explains exactly what is collected, who touches it, and what deleting your account does and does not destroy.