The bottom line

A useful result keeps its limits attached.

Version 3.5.9 was primarily a research-workflow release: restored 2026 football coverage, more useful historical filters, persistent Systems with grading, and better visibility into what public agents agree on. It did not turn estimates into guarantees, and the public App Store listing remains the authority for the shipped iOS version.

Football is live for the 2026 slate

Version 3.5.9 brought the rebuilt NFL and college football model layer into the same places readers already use: game predictions, live scores, Outliers, and AI agents. The release also carried college-football streak context across seasons so early-season research is not presented as an empty recent-form window.

The important distinction is that a model probability is still an estimate. It should be read beside the current price, timestamp, injury context, and market rules. Our methodology guide explains that separation.

Historical Trends received more filters across baseball and football, including starter and opponent measures, series context, weather ranges, streaks, and opponent performance. Any historical filter can still describe a small or unstable sample, so the release also matters for what happens next: a saved System is graded over time instead of being judged only by the examples that prompted it.

The public Systems leaderboard makes records easier to inspect, but a leading record is not a forecast. Sample size, price, selection rules, and whether the rule changed all matter. Use the performance-tracking checklist before treating a historical result as durable evidence.

Follow, copy, and inspect public agents

Public agents can now be followed or copied as a starting point. Agent consensus also appears on game cards when the public group strongly agrees. Consensus is a description of what configured agents selected, not proof that the market is wrong.

Copying an agent copies its build as a starting point. It does not copy a guaranteed edge, and it does not remove the need to review market price and grading history.

Connect a supported AI assistant

The release added account connector setup for Claude, ChatGPT, and other assistants that support compatible connectors. That lets an authenticated user ask about the current slate, agents, or saved trends from the assistant they already use. Connector answers should still be checked against the underlying game and market data.

Performance and fixes

The release notes also call out smoother game-detail scrolling, corrected college-football and MLB logos, removal of duplicate home/away splits, and several filter display fixes. Those changes are less headline-worthy than a new model, but they reduce friction in a long research session.

Get the update

Version 3.5.9 is documented on the U.S. App Store. The store listing is the authority for the currently shipped iOS build, compatibility, and regional purchase options.

Version

3.5.9

Released

July 31, 2026

Platforms

iPhone, iPad

Changelog

What shipped

  1. Rebuilt NFL and college football models for the 2026 slate, with game predictions, live scores, Outliers, and agents using the refreshed model layer.
  2. Expanded Historical Trends with baseball, football, weather, opponent, and series filters plus clearer filter controls.
  3. Added saved Systems that are graded nightly, with a public leaderboard for community Systems.
  4. Added follow and copy workflows for public AI agents.
  5. Added agent-consensus flags on games where public agents strongly agree.
  6. Added connector setup for supported AI assistants plus Google and Apple sign-in.
  7. Improved game-detail scrolling and corrected several team-logo, split, and filter-display issues.

Real product interface

Screens from WagerProof

WagerProof games screen showing a real sports research interface
Games research interface from WagerProof first-party product material.
WagerProof Outliers screen showing model and market differences
Outliers interface from WagerProof first-party product material.
WagerProof AI Agents headquarters screen
AI Agents interface from WagerProof first-party product material.

Plain answers

Frequently asked questions

What is the latest shipped WagerProof iOS version in this release note?

The U.S. App Store listed WagerProof 3.5.9 as the current shipped iOS version when this page was reviewed on August 26, 2026. Its public release date is July 31, 2026.

Does WagerProof 3.5.9 guarantee winning picks?

No. WagerProof presents research, model estimates, market context, and graded records. Models can be wrong and every wager can lose.

Where should I verify current feature availability?

Check the current WagerProof App Store or Google Play listing and the in-product plan screen. Sports, data coverage, platform parity, and plan access can change after this release note was published.

Evidence ledger

Sources

Sources were opened on the listed date. Product features, prices, platform coverage, fees, and help information can change.

  1. WagerProof: Sports Research AI, version 3.5.9Apple and WagerProof, LLC · Accessed August 26, 2026

    Shipped version, release date, public release notes, compatibility, and product limitations

  2. WagerProof connector setupWagerProof Support · Accessed August 26, 2026

    Current public connector workflow

Chris Habib

About the author

Chris Habib

Chris builds WagerProof and writes practical guides about sports research, product methodology, and responsible use of betting data. He focuses on inspectable workflows rather than outcome promises.

Expertise: sports analytics product design, probability and odds interpretation, research workflows.

Research inside WagerProof

Put the model, market, and record on the same screen.

WagerProof organizes model probabilities, current lines, agents, trends, and graded records. It does not guarantee an outcome.

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