DailyLoto

DailyLoto turns the daily lottery paperwork at a convenience store into a few taps. Count the scratch rack, enter the shift figures, and get a straight answer about the cash drawer — no paper sheet, no pocket calculator. Built for one job, by someone who does it every day. TWO MODULES, TWO RHYTHMS Lottery reconciliation happens every shift. The scratch count happens once a day. Forcing both into one screen makes both awkward, so DailyLoto keeps them apart: • Loto — one entry per shift, grouped by day • Scratch — one count per day, measured against the last one Each side has its own list, its own editor and its own summary. What you record on one never disturbs the other. COUNTING BUILT FOR A THUMB Counting a rack means tickets in one hand and the phone in the other. Every ticket opens a full-screen pad with three large fields — loose units, lots, and newly activated packs — with buttons…