Enter your tickets
Pick the ticket type and type the ranges, for example A1–100 and B1–100. Two books of 100 take a few seconds, not 200 entries.
Raffle draw app
Sold ticket books at the club fair or the school party? Enter the ticket ranges, leave out what you didn't sell, and reveal the winners on a phone, tablet or TV. No bucket, no folded slips.
Free to try on iPhone Android
01 Your tickets
You don't type in every ticket. You enter the ranges you printed or bought, the way they're numbered on paper.
A roll or sheet: 1–100, 1–1000, or with leading zeros like 001.
Books numbered straight through: 1–100, 101–200 and on.
One letter per book, each from 1: A1–100, B1–100.
Colored rolls, each from 1: Red 1–100, Blue 1–100.
Pick the ticket type and type the ranges, for example A1–100 and B1–100. Two books of 100 take a few seconds, not 200 entries.
Type the numbers nobody bought, like 12, 87 or 120–150. Only sold tickets are in the draw.
Tap Draw. The number spins, the winner lands on a big golden ticket, and nobody can win twice.
02 On the night
Hold up the phone, or turn it on its side and connect it to a TV or projector so everyone can follow the draw.


Every remaining ticket has the same chance. Winners are picked with your phone's cryptographic random number generator, and a ticket that has won can't be drawn again.
No. RafflePilot works fully offline, so it works in a sports hall or a basement without signal. There's no account to create.
You can try it for free with numbered tickets, up to 20 tickets in one raffle. Ticket books, color series and bigger raffles are in the full version, a one-time purchase with no subscription.
No. You sell your tickets the way you always have. RafflePilot only draws the winners and doesn't handle money.
RafflePilot also calls 30-, 75-, 80- and 90-ball bingo, draws from a list of names, and runs prize draws. See what's free and what's in the full version.