Publisher, purpose, and process
About PickProof
PickProof, LLC publishes PickProof as a sports pick-recording and analytics product. The public site exists to help people inspect timestamped records, understand the metrics attached to those records, and distinguish a complete history from an isolated screenshot.
Who publishes PickProof
PickProof, LLC owns and maintains the PickProof product and the first-party material on pickproof.app. The same organization is responsible for the product rules described in the methodology, the formulas shown in the calculators, the eligibility boundaries applied to public records, and the corrections made to published explanations.
PickProof does not present invented experts, anonymous endorsements, or sportsbook partnerships as evidence of authority. Sportsbook names can appear as factual labels on a user's recorded pick, but that use does not mean the sportsbook sponsors, endorses, or is affiliated with PickProof.
Why PickProof exists
Sports-pick claims are often reduced to a winning screenshot or a short record that cannot be reconstructed. PickProof was created to preserve what was confirmed before an event and attach the later result to that same record. The goal is accountability and context, not a promise that a pick will win.
A PickProof receipt can establish what the PickProof system recorded and when it recorded it. A complete public record can show losses, pushes, risk units, profit units, ROI, and qualified closing information alongside wins. Neither a receipt nor a record audits a sportsbook account or guarantees future performance.
What the public site contributes
The public pages are not a copied odds feed or a collection of sportsbook promotions. PickProof publishes original explanations tied to its own recordkeeping model, including how immutable confirmation differs from grading, how ROI differs from win rate, how units preserve stake context, and why CLV requires an appropriate closing reference.
Interactive calculators run in the visitor's browser and disclose their formulas, worked examples, common mistakes, and limitations. Learn guides connect those calculations to the receipt and record system so a visitor can understand both the number and the boundary of what it can prove.
How content is produced
Product claims are checked against implemented source behavior, the documented public API contract, deterministic tests, and verified production behavior. Calculator examples are recalculated before publication. Dynamic public values come from privacy-gated responses rather than being invented to make a page appear current.
Software tools may assist drafting, coding, consistency checks, and test coverage. PickProof, LLC reviews the resulting material and remains responsible for the published claims. Automation is never treated as permission to fabricate a result, biography, source, partnership, or data point.
Privacy and public eligibility
Private picks and delayed-reveal selections that have not reached their reveal condition are not public content. Demo, internal, restricted, deleted, malformed, and otherwise ineligible resources fail closed. Generic unavailable responses are used so a visitor cannot infer why a hidden resource is absent.
Individual receipt pages remain available through a trusted receipt link or the receipt lookup tool because verification is a product function. They are not treated as an editorial publishing library for search engines. Public profiles and leaderboards are published only when they satisfy their documented eligibility and sample rules.
Advertising and independence
Advertising approval does not change PickProof's formulas, grading rules, public eligibility decisions, or conclusions. PickProof does not accept wagers, deposits, withdrawals, or payouts; place bets; provide betting credits; sell individual picks; or guarantee results. Pro subscriptions purchase software access and additional product controls.
The public site currently uses Google account-verification metadata on indexable publisher pages. It does not run ad-serving code or place authored ad units before approval, inside unavailable pages, or on direct receipt-detail pages. Editorial content is written to remain useful even if no advertisement is displayed.
Corrections and accountability
PickProof distinguishes a correction from rewriting history. A legitimate grading, score, or closing-data correction may change a derived result, while the original confirmed selection and timestamp remain intact. Substantive editorial changes use a source-controlled review date rather than changing dates merely to appear fresh.
Visitors can report an error through the published Support route. PickProof reviews the affected page, implemented behavior, source contract, and reproducible calculation where applicable. Confirmed errors are corrected; unsupported interpretations are not presented as verified facts.
How to evaluate PickProof
Start with the methodology for the product rules, then use the editorial standards to understand authorship and review practices. Calculator pages explain their arithmetic, while Learn guides explain how the result should and should not be interpreted.
For company, privacy, subscription, account-deletion, and support information, use the official links below. Those documents are part of the PickProof service and should be reviewed before creating an account or purchasing Pro access.