JONAHOne game. One store. One set of numbers.
Jonah reads every past draw and every nearby store’s payout record, then hands you a single set to play — in about 60 seconds, on the phone that’s already in your pocket. No math. No spreadsheets. No experience.
How it works
It works anywhere a ticket is sold — Texas, Ohio, Florida, California, New York.
Jonah ranks the retailers around you by how many winning tickets they have actually sold.
You get one game, one store and one set of numbers. Buy the ticket and let Jonah read it back to you.
What’s included
- Full access to Jonah on your phone, tablet and computer
- The retailer heat map for your ZIP code
- Draw history, cold-number and cycle analysis done for you
- Ticket scanning — Jonah reads your ticket back to you
- Nothing to install and nothing to learn — if you can send a text, you can run it
- One-time payment — no subscription
Built by a mathematician. Shared by a pastor.
Dr. Michael Sato spent 18 years running these calculations by hand before he taught a machine to do them. Pastor Fred Danielson is the friend who talked him into letting anybody else use it.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to be good with numbers?
- No. Jonah does the arithmetic. You tap your state, enter your ZIP code and play the set it hands you.
- Do I need to be good with a phone?
- If you can open an app and read a screen, you can run it. There is nothing to install and nothing to configure.
- Does this work in my state?
- It works in any state that sells a ticket. You pick your state on the first screen.
- Is this a subscription?
- No — it’s a single one-time payment with no recurring charges.
- Does it win every time?
- No, and anybody who tells you otherwise is lying to you. The lottery is a game of chance and no tool can change that.
Jonah is an analysis tool for a game of chance. It does not guarantee a win, a prize, or any particular result, and no outcome is promised or implied. Results described by individual users are their own experiences and are not typical. Play responsibly, only with money you can afford to lose, and only where you are legally permitted to do so. You must be of legal age to purchase lottery tickets in your state.