The Sunday Board vs Pikkit
Pikkit and The Sunday Board both track sports bets, for different jobs. Pikkit is a personal tracker that syncs your sportsbook accounts and analyzes your own results. The Sunday Board is one shared board for a group's picks. Plenty of people could use both.
Free. No sportsbook login. Works in any browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and casts to a TV.
Where Pikkit is stronger
- Automatic sync. Pikkit's BookSync links more than 30 US and Canadian sportsbooks and prediction markets, so bets appear without typing them in, and sync is included in its free tier.
- Personal analytics. It breaks down your own results, and its paid Pro tier adds closing line comparisons, same-game parlay price shopping, odds alerts and promo tracking.
- More than football. It covers other sports, where The Sunday Board covers the NFL and college football.
- A wider community. You can share bets with friends, follow other bettors and see public leaderboards.
Where The Sunday Board is different
- Built for a group. One board shows everyone's picks side by side, with a season record for each person.
- Any sportsbook, or none. Bets from any book, including ones a sync service can't reach, plus friendly picks with no money on them.
- No sportsbook login. It never stores sportsbook credentials. Picks are typed in or read from a screenshot.
- Grades itself anyway. Every pick settles from ESPN's live scores and box scores, props and many specials included.
- On the TV. TV mode and a guest QR code for watch parties.
- Free, with no paid tier.
| Pikkit | The Sunday Board | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | One bettor and their own results | A group's picks on one shared board |
| Getting bets in | Synced from linked sportsbook accounts (30+ books and prediction markets) | Typed in or read from a screenshot; any book |
| Sportsbook login | Accounts are linked | Never asked for |
| Analytics | Detailed personal stats; more in Pro | Season record, leaderboard and trophies |
| Sports | Many sports | NFL and college football |
| Price | Free tier and a paid Pro tier | Free |
Pikkit details are from public sources as of October 2026. Check Pikkit's own site for current features and pricing.
Questions
Can I use both?
Yes. Pikkit can keep your personal history while your group's picks go on a shared board.
Does The Sunday Board sync with sportsbooks?
No, by design: it never asks for a sportsbook login. A screenshot import fills in a bet for you to check.
Is The Sunday Board a sportsbook?
No. The Sunday Board is a tracker. It doesn't take bets, hold money, pay out prizes or give picks: people log the bets they already made somewhere else, plus any friendly picks with nothing riding on them.
Free. No sportsbook login. Works in any browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and casts to a TV.