Apps · Q4 2026
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iPhone, Android, Windows and Mac — four more places to open Mixl, scheduled for Q4 2026. They ship in the offseason, which is the only part of Mixl you will ever have to wait for.
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- account, every surface
Not out yet
All four Mixl apps are scheduled for Q4 2026. There is no beta, no waitlist and nothing to install — everything they will show you is already running at trymixl.com in the browser you are reading this in.
Q4 2026 is the target we're building to, not a promise. If it moves, this page moves first — we'd rather change a date in public than miss one quietly.
Start here
Mixl is a baseball research tool. Ask a plain-English question about any MLB game since 2002 and get a checkable answer with the game log attached, simulate tonight's matchup thousands of times, and see how Kalshi — a US-regulated exchange where a contract pays $1 if the thing happens — is pricing it. An hour before each first pitch our model publishes its own call in public, and every one gets graded afterwards, win or lose.
Two separate things people mix up. Mixl runs its own trading bot on play money — you can watch its scorecard, but it never touches your account, and we never publish a profit figure because it would not be a real one. And if you want to trade for real, you can connect your own Kalshi account, where every order is yours, behind a confirm step, with a key that never leaves your browser.
All of that works today, in this browser. The four apps below add places to open Mixl. They do not add anything to open.
Every surface
What runs right now, and where
| Weblive now | iPhoneQ4 2026 | AndroidQ4 2026 | WindowsQ4 2026 | MacQ4 2026 | Our botlive now | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plain-English search, 2002 to today | ||||||
| Monte Carlo simulations | ||||||
| Tonight's board vs the market | ||||||
| Model picks, posted before first pitch | ||||||
| Live games and win probability | ||||||
| Your own connected Kalshi account | ||||||
| Autopilot, inside caps you set | ||||||
| Graded in public, wins and misses |
Two columns of that grid are filled in today and you can use them in the next thirty seconds. Four are dashed lines and a date. Nothing in the dashed columns is a capability you would be waiting for — it is a place to open one you already have.
Same numbers, four windows
One engine, drawn four ways
iPhone
Android
Windows
Mac
Same slate, same 60%, same posted pick — four windows onto one engine. The apps do not get a better number than the browser does, because there is only one number.
The four
Pick a front door
Under all of it
None of them is the real version
One database of every MLB game since 2002, one set of models, one nightly retrain — behind every surface Mixl has. An app is a window onto that, not a better copy of it, so a pick you read on a phone in Q4 2026 is the same pick, at the same price, the browser showed tonight.
A real number, from a real run
How far apart those two finished
Yankees at Dodgers, across the 10,000-game simulation published on /monte-carlo. The median game is a one-run Dodgers win; one in twenty goes six the other way.
That chart is not a mockup. It is the same captured run the simulator page replays, and you can run your own tonight.
Live today
Seven things you can already do in a browser
Close a position from the checkout line
Your balance, what you are holding, what each position is worth as the game moves, and a close ticket that makes you confirm before anything real happens. On your phone, in a browser, right now.
Your portfolioSee tonight's call before the game starts
About an hour before each first pitch the model publishes its pick for that game — the side, the price it saw, how confident it was. Once it is posted it cannot be edited, and it gets graded in public afterwards whether it won or lost.
Tonight's picksAsk a question in English and get the game log back
Not a chatbot guessing. It looks the answer up in our own database of every MLB game since 2002, so the same question always returns the same number — with the exact games it counted sitting underneath it.
Try the searchPlay tonight's matchup a thousand times
A plate-appearance-level simulation of the whole game, over and over, until the shape of the thing shows up: win probability, expected total, the score matrix, per-player lines. Three runs a day free — one matchup at up to 100 games each; Pro runs 50,000 on any matchup and edits the lineups.
Open the simulatorWatch the odds move from your seat
Score, inning, count, box score, and a win-probability line that redraws the moment something happens instead of when you remember to refresh. It is the best argument for a phone app and it already works on a phone.
Tonight's gamesCheck the record before you trust any of it
Every model call that has settled, scored in public — hit rate, calibration, and the misses left where they are. No profit figure, because Mixl's own bot trades play money and a P&L number here would be fiction.
The track recordSet your stake, your caps and your prices
Tell Mixl how much you are playing with and it sizes every suggestion as a share of that — a 2.1-unit pick on a $1,000 bankroll is about $21. Pick your odds format once and every price on the site follows it.
Start freeOrders go to your own account on Kalshi, a CFTC-regulated exchange. Mixl isn't a sportsbook, never holds your money, and none of this is financial advice — model output is research, and trading loses money. 18+.
Fair questions
Before you ask
Can I download anything today?
No — and there is no beta, no TestFlight, no store listing and no waitlist to join. All four apps are scheduled for Q4 2026. Everything they will show you is running at trymixl.com in whatever browser you are reading this in, phone included.
Is there a waitlist?
No. We're not collecting addresses for something we haven't built. If you want to know when the apps land, make a free account — you'll be using Mixl in the meantime, which is rather the point.
Would the apps cost extra?
That's not the plan. Pro covers the account, not the device, and the apps would be clients of the account you already have. We're not going to pretend to know what an app store's cut does to that this far out, but a separate app-only price isn't something we want.
Why the offseason?
Because shipping a baseball app during baseball is how you find out what it does wrong in front of everyone. The winter is for building it and the spring is for it already working.
Waitingdoesn'tgetyouabetterapp.Itgetsyoufewerreceipts.
Every night between now and Q4 2026 the engine prices the slate and grades itself in public. An account you open tonight has all of that behind it by launch. An account you open in Q4 2026 has none of it.
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