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Tychefy is an independent scientific analytics SaaS platform for EuroMillions and EuroJackpot draw data. It applies statistical, mathematical and AI/ML-assisted methods to historical draw data, stores model runs before the relevant draw, and evaluates those runs transparently against official results afterwards.

No. Tychefy does not claim to predict future draw outcomes or guarantee model performance. Official draws are random. The platform is designed for structured historical-data analysis, model evaluation and transparent performance tracking.

A general AI chatbot can describe past draws, but its answer is not saved before the draw, not scored against the official result and not kept on record. Tychefy saves every draw analysis with its date and time before the draw, scores it automatically against the official result, and publishes a walk-forward Track Record over consecutive draws for each model version. Members also see Model performance for each model, calculated from their own saved runs. The public record is never altered.

A Tychefy analysis is a model run based on historical draw data. The selected model processes multiple analytical signals and produces structured analytical outputs before the next draw. The run is then available for post-draw evaluation against the official result.

Tychefy applies model-specific statistical, mathematical and AI/ML-assisted methods to the available historical draw record. Depending on the model, the analysis may examine signals such as frequency, recency, transitions, co-occurrence, historical memory, distributional structure and other computational features. The resulting model outputs are generated before the draw and can be evaluated afterwards.

Tychefy currently supports EuroJackpot and EuroMillions. The platform provides separate v1 and v2 analytical models for the five main numbers, together with dedicated models for Euro Numbers and Lucky Stars. Each model has its own methodology, saved runs and corresponding evaluation workflow.

v1 and v2 are separate analytical models for the five main numbers of EuroJackpot and EuroMillions. Euro Numbers and Lucky Stars use dedicated models for the two additional numbers in each game. The models are intentionally kept distinct so their behaviour and performance can be evaluated independently.

Yes. Your five most recent runs per model are saved automatically to your account with their relevant details. This allows you to return to a run later and review how it performed once the official draw result is available.

After the official draw becomes available, a saved run can be evaluated on the corresponding Results page. Tychefy compares the stored pre-draw model outputs with the official result and reports the observed hits and misses without changing the original run.

The Track Record is Tychefy’s public evidence layer. It presents post-draw evaluations of stored model runs so that model behaviour can be examined over time. Both stronger and weaker outcomes are retained as part of the platform’s transparency framework.

No. When the required official draw data is already available on the platform, you can proceed directly with the analysis. Manual input is only required where the relevant model workflow explicitly requests it.

Tychefy uses the official draw information associated with the relevant game and draw date for evaluation. Where Euro Numbers or Lucky Stars are loaded automatically, they are treated as part of the draw record rather than as user-defined analytical inputs.

Premium access includes all six analytical models, model reruns, automatic saving of recent runs, corresponding Results pages, post-draw evaluation tools and model-performance views. Access is provided through the active subscription associated with your account.

Both plans provide the same platform access and analytical functionality. The difference is the billing period: Monthly Premium is billed monthly, while Annual Premium is billed yearly at the annual rate shown on the Pricing page. Applicable VAT is calculated at checkout.

Yes. The public Track Record can be reviewed without a Premium subscription. It is intended to let visitors examine post-draw model evaluations and the platform’s evidence-first methodology before deciding whether to subscribe.

No. Tychefy is an independent scientific analytics SaaS platform. It is not operated by, affiliated with, or endorsed by any lottery operator or draw organiser. Its service is limited to data analysis, model execution, saved runs, post-draw evaluation and performance reporting.

If you need clarification about the analytical models, saved runs, Results pages, Track Record or your Premium subscription, please contact Tychefy through the Contact page.