Get the app
Put OddsRaptor on your Home Screen (or Dock): it opens like any app, with no browser bars, and your pings land on your lock screen. No App Store, about a minute.
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Open this page in Safari
Came here from Discord? Tap or and choose Open in Safari.
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Tap Share
Tap next to the address, then Share. No ? Touch and hold the address bar, then Share. On older iPhones, Share is right in the toolbar.
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Tap Add to Home Screen
Scroll down the list if you need to. Keep Open as Web App on if you see it, then tap Add.
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Open OddsRaptor from your Home Screen
It opens full screen, like any app. Sign in once there — the app keeps its own sign-in, separate from Safari, so Discord may ask for your email and password this one time.
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Turn on notifications
In the app, tap Account → Get the app to come back here (or Settings → Notifications), switch on Push to this device and tap Allow. Then send a test push. Notifications ↓
Notifications need iOS 16.4 or later (Settings → General → About shows yours).
One tap. Or do it by hand:
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Open this page in Chrome
Came here from Discord? Tap at the top right and choose Open in Chrome.
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Tap then Add to Home screen
Chrome's menu, top right. Some phones say Install app instead.
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Tap Install
OddsRaptor lands on your Home screen and in your app list. Open it from there.
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Turn on notifications
Switch on Push to this device below and tap Allow. Then send a test push. Notifications ↓
Samsung Internet: ≡ → Add page to → Home screen. Firefox: ⋮ → Install. Notifications also work in Chrome itself — the app just puts them one tap away.
Once it's installed, share a promo screenshot from your gallery straight to OddsRaptor. On iPhone, copy it and paste it into the box on Today's promos instead.
One click. Or do it by hand:
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Chrome or Edge: click the install icon
At the right end of the address bar , then Install. No icon? Chrome: ⋮ → Cast, save, and share → Install. Edge: ⋯ → Apps → Install.
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Safari on a Mac: File → Add to Dock
OddsRaptor gets its own window and a Dock icon. Needs macOS Sonoma or later.
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Turn on notifications
Switch on Push to this device below and click Allow. Then send a test push. Notifications ↓
Firefox can't install sites as apps, but notifications work right in the browser.
Turn on notifications
Last calls and watch pings on your lock screen, the moment they fire — as well as in Discord.
Sign in to switch them on. Notifications go to your account, on every device you turn them on for.
On iPhone, sign in inside the Home Screen app — it keeps its own sign-in, separate from Safari, so Discord may ask for your email and password there once.
Sign in here once — the app keeps its own sign-in, separate from Safari, so Discord may ask for your email and password this one time.