The house stops
winning today

Ungamble is an iPhone app for people who want to stop gambling. It combines a clean-day streak with milestones, a panic button that plays a video from your past self the moment an urge hits, Rux, an AI companion trained on the science of quitting, app blocking built on Apple Screen Time, reminders for trigger moments, a daily check-in with a 30 day mood map, and quick reads on how betting hooks you.

Ungamble is a paid subscription: $13.99 a month or $59.99 a year with a 7 day free trial. There is no free tier, and there is never anything to buy in a weak moment: we will never sell you an unlock or charge you a cent on a relapse.

Your streak counts clean days automatically from the day you quit. You never lose it for forgetting to open the app: the only thing that resets it is telling the truth about a bet. A daily one minute check-in tracks your mood and urges, builds a 30 day heatmap of how you actually feel, and beating an urge counts for something. Milestones you reach stay earned even through a slip.

One tap and the video you recorded for yourself plays first, full screen. Then Rux takes over and reminds you of the promise you made, that most urges pass in under 20 minutes, and that you only need to get through this one. From there you pick what helps: a guided breath, the reasons you wrote for quitting, talking it out with Rux, reading how this ends, or calling the person you chose. When you close it, the app asks honestly whether the urge passed.

Rux is Ungamble's AI companion, trained on the science of quitting gambling. He knows your triggers, your bets, your danger windows, your streak, and the urges you have already beaten, so every conversation starts from your real situation. Talk through a bad day, spot your patterns, or let him walk you through an urge. If a message ever sounds like a crisis, Rux points to real helplines first.

Yes. Built on Apple Screen Time, you pick the apps to shield and write your own title and message for the shield, so when you tap one anyway, your own words stand in the way. Betting sites in Safari can be shielded too. Turning the shield off is always free and immediate: the app shows you your streak and asks you to confirm, and that is it. No paid unlock, ever.

Both. Onboarding asks what you were betting on, how often, what it cost beyond money, and when the urge usually hits, then tunes the plan, the reminders, and Rux to your patterns, whether that is sportsbooks, casino apps, or both.

You record a short video for yourself on a clear day, guided by the three questions that get people through the most urges: your worst night, why you are quitting, and the one more bet trap. It plays back the second you hit the panic button, before anything else, because hearing your own reasons in your own voice is often what gets you through. The video is private and never leaves your phone.

A feed of quick reads on the psychology behind gambling and the traps the house uses to keep you betting: near misses, the vig, parlay math, loss chasing, why the apps push parlays so hard. Once you see the tricks, they stop working on you. New reads keep arriving without app updates.

You log it in the check-in, the streak resets honestly, and everything you earned stays earned: milestones never disappear, and your heatmap keeps the long view of how far you have come. Instead of shame, the app points you at what helps next: talking it out with Rux, recording a new video while the feeling is fresh, and understanding how to break the cycle.

The video you record for yourself never leaves your phone, and neither does your emergency contact. You can lock the whole app behind Face ID so it stays private on your home screen, and you can delete everything, on your phone and on our servers, any time, in one tap.

No. Ungamble is a self-help companion, not medical care, and it does not replace professional support. If gambling is hurting you right now, free and confidential help exists: call or text 1-800-GAMBLER (US), any hour, any day.