PickProof Guides

Understand the record behind every pick

PickProof is a sports pick-tracking ledger and analytics app. These guides explain how the app records confirmed picks, calculates records and closing line value, displays informational data, and preserves public accountability.

A pick tracker is most useful when its rules are clear. PickProof separates the record of what a user confirmed from later game results, market movement, and public visibility. That distinction helps users review a history without rewriting it after the outcome is known.

PickProof does not accept wagers, deposits, withdrawals, payouts, or bet placement. Unit sizes are informational recordkeeping fields. Odds, scores, rotations, line movement, CLV, grading, and alerts may be delayed, incomplete, corrected, or unavailable.

Sports pick trackingWhat a pick ledger records, why confirmation matters, and how immutable entries support an honest history. Verification receiptsHow a receipt documents the pick, line, time, visibility, and event identity that were recorded at confirmation. Closing line valueHow CLV compares a confirmed pick with a later pregame reference line, and what the metric cannot tell you. Public, scheduled reveal, and private picksHow visibility is locked, when public records include a pick, and why reveal timing matters. Informational odds and scoresHow PickProof handles pregame lines, missing markets, started games, status updates, and data corrections. Records, grading, and alertsHow records are calculated from authoritative grades and why notifications are a convenience rather than a guarantee.