Rithmm

Rithmm is a sports betting app offering AI predictions, player prop analysis, sportsbook line comparisons, customizable models and an AI assistant called Scout, with a 7-day free trial and three monthly tiers.

Rithmm is a sports betting analysis app that puts predictive models in front of everyday bettors. It produces win probabilities, confidence scores and plain-language reasoning for games and player props, then compares the current number across major sportsbooks and prediction markets. The core idea is to compress work that once called for data scientists, custom models and hours of spreadsheet research into a single app that can be checked before each game. In practice, a user opens a game or a prop and sees the model's win chance, the edge against the current line (the gap between the model's probability and the price implied by the sportsbook's odds), and the trends, injuries, weather and line movement behind the read. Plays can be added to a betslip, assembled into parlays and sent to supported books. A tracking area records the plays a user makes and lets them filter results by sport, market, play type, model and outcome. Models themselves can be built by choosing factors and weights, copied from a performance leaderboard, or generated by Rithmm AI from a short description of what matters. Scout, a conversational assistant available on the Pro and Premium plans, answers questions about any game, player or bet and explains both the case for a pick and the case against it. Coverage includes the NFL, NBA, MLB, WNBA, golf, college football and college basketball, on web and mobile. Membership comes in three monthly tiers: Core for predictions and line shopping, Pro for adding Scout, and Premium for heavier Scout usage, advanced model building and exports of tracked bets. New users get a seven-day trial. Rithmm sits closer to a modelling and line-shopping workbench than to a tipster service that sells picks one at a time, and it suits bettors who want to see the reasoning rather than receive a bare recommendation. It does not offer refunds, so the trial is the only way to test fit before paying.