Every pick is hashed with SHA-256 at the moment of creation and published to a public GitHub repository. No edits, no backdating — independently verifiable.
Our AI pipeline generates a pick and writes it to the database with a UTC timestamp.
A SHA-256 hash is computed from the pick's core fields (ID, line, odds, time) immediately after creation.
Daily hash manifests are committed to a public repository — immutable, auditable by anyone.
Think of it like a tamper-proof seal on every pick we make.
When our AI creates a pick, we immediately take the key details (the team, the line, the odds, the time) and run them through a one-way math function called SHA-256. This produces a unique fingerprint — a long string of letters and numbers. If even one character of the original pick changed, the fingerprint would be completely different.
We publish these fingerprints to GitHub (a public code repository) before the games start. Anyone can check them. This proves we can't go back and edit picks after the fact — no backdating, no cherry-picking winners.
Below, you can re-verify any pick yourself. Hit the button and it recomputes the fingerprint from scratch — if it matches what's on GitHub, the pick is authentic.