Free results API

GET /api/v1/latest

Returns the most recent draws across all games, newest first, with the status of each. Cached for thirty seconds. CORS is open.

GET /api/v1/results?date=YYYY-MM-DD&game=&session=

Every prize tier of a draw, endings included. The date is required; the game and the session narrow it, and without them the answer is every draw of that day. A Kerala game needs no session; a Dear game has three.

GET /api/v1/check?game=&date=&session=&ticket=

Answers whether one ticket won and what it won, applying the family’s consolation rule and the 31.2% deducted at source. Never cached, by anybody: the response carries no-store so a ticket number cannot be handed to the next caller. Our own checker does not use this - it works the answer out in the browser instead - so nothing forces a ticket number to leave a phone.

GET /live/{date}/{session}.json

The document our own live board polls. Numbers appear as they are read from the broadcast, tier by tier. Cached for two seconds. /live/2026-09-08/8pm.json

Every answer carries the rate-limit headers, and a refusal carries retry-after in seconds. Without a key you get 60 requests a minute, which is far more than a page or an app needs and is there so one runaway loop cannot crowd the readers off a small shared machine.

If you need more, ask and you get a key: send it as an Authorization bearer token or an X-API-Key header, and the limit becomes 600 a minute. It is still free. The key exists so the higher limit belongs to you rather than to the address you happen to be calling from, and so there is a name attached if something goes wrong.