Go ALLiN on quitting gambling

An app for quitting gambling and staying quit. You get a promise you make each morning, a panic button for the loud minutes, a streak that grows into a collection of stones, blockers for gambling sites, apps and places, and a chat full of people doing the same thing. Everything in it has one job: getting you through today.

No, it is paid. In US dollars it is $9.99 a month, or $29.99 for a year, or $49.99 once for lifetime access. The monthly and yearly plans start with 3 days free for first-time subscribers, and lifetime has nothing to cancel. Your app store shows you the price in your own currency and takes the payment, so that screen is the one that counts. Here is the honest comparison: put a year of ALLiN next to what one gambling session used to cost you. That gap is kind of the whole point.

It is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play, and the badges at the bottom of this page go live the moment it launches. The desktop extension follows after. Until then, this site is the best way to get to know it.

It starts with a short quiz about your gambling, your triggers, your money, your reasons, and builds the app around your answers. Day to day: the morning promise, the panic button, urge logging, streak stones from day 0 to a full year, the blockers, the Reality tab, games and breathwork and soundscapes for the bad ten minutes, a journal, and the community. Every piece exists to keep the next bet from happening. The features page walks through all of it.

On iPhone, yes, and here is exactly how far it goes. A filtering profile stops gambling sites loading across the whole phone, in every browser and inside other apps. Apple's Screen Time shields the apps you pick, and opening one shows an ALLiN screen. A third setting makes the whole thing permanent, meaning ALLiN will never help you take it back down. What it is not is a wall. You set the site filter up in your own iPhone Settings, so you can switch it off there, and deleting ALLiN clears the shields it put up. If you want something you cannot undo on your own, ask someone you trust to hold a Screen Time passcode. We would rather say that here than let you find it out on a bad night.

It can help. We are careful with that word, because no app quits for you. What ALLiN does is stack the things that genuinely work: deciding while you are calm, riding urges out instead of obeying them, putting friction in front of the bet, and not doing it alone. It sits well alongside counseling or a program, and it will never claim to replace them.

The Reality tab breaks down eleven types of gambling, slots to sports betting to prediction markets, with the real house edge on each and the lesser known facts operators do not advertise. Alongside it sit 26 of the thinking traps, the ones like "I'm due" and "I only need one more to get level", each pulled apart on its own page. Every game is priced so the house wins over time. Once you see that clearly, the story behind the next bet gets much harder to believe.

Without an account your recovery data stays on your device. Make one and it also syncs to a private backup only you can reach. In the community you choose the name you go by, and members see that name, your handle and the stone your streak is on. There are no profile photos, your email is never shown, and your journal, urges and money numbers stay off your profile unless you switch stat sharing on yourself. Nothing in the app store listing or the receipt mentions gambling, though the exact wording on a bank statement is set by the app store rather than by us. The full picture is in the Privacy Policy.

You tell the app, and it walks you through a reset without a lecture. Your streak starts over, but your history, your money picture, and your best streak stay with you, because those days really happened. And if gambling is causing you harm right now, free confidential help is available 24/7 in the US. Call or text 1-800-GAMBLER.