A Pikkit alternative that never asks for a sportsbook password
A bet tracker syncing from 30+ books, at Free; Pro tier — read 2026-08-17, source.
What Pikkit does not tell you
Syncs by taking your sportsbook credentials.
Pikkit lists Free; Pro tier and published no monthly figure to work from when this was read 2026-08-17, source. So the one thing you could otherwise measure before subscribing — how much you clear before any profit is yours — cannot be worked out from what is published.
Side by side
| Pikkit, as published | Bookbreaker, as computed | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free; Pro tier — read 2026-08-17, source | Free — 8.2 MB, no account |
| What it advertises | A bet tracker syncing from 30+ books — read 2026-08-17, source | 27 venues catalogued across 50 states |
| The gap we recorded | Syncs by taking your sportsbook credentials — read 2026-08-17, source | CSV or pasted betslip; no credentials, ever |
Every cell in the middle column carries the date it was read and a link to where. Some gaps are something we looked for and did not find; others are something the tool states plainly about how it works. Neither is a claim about what it could do, only about what it published on that date. The right column is computed by running this engine when the page was built.
What a tracker can do without your password
8.2 MBruns on your machine; your record never leaves it
-7.0% to +18.9%around a headline 5.91%
0no account, no tier, no card
Automatic sync is genuinely convenient and it is bought by handing a third party the credentials to your sportsbook accounts. This one imports a CSV or a pasted betslip, keeps the record on your machine, and asks for nothing it does not need.
Why every tool in this list has the same blind spot → · Bookbreaker is free →
Prices change. This one carries the date it was read.