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An app for quitting gambling. A promise you make each morning, a panic button for the hardest minutes, urge tracking, blockers for gambling sites, apps and places, honest math about how gambling really works, and a community on the same road, where you choose the name you go by. The name is the bet, flipped: all in on yourself instead of the next hand. The about page tells the whole story.

It is paid. In US dollars it is $9.99 a month, $29.99 for a year, or $49.99 once for lifetime access. The monthly and yearly plans open with 3 days free for first-time subscribers, and lifetime has nothing to cancel. Your app store handles the payment and shows you the price in your own currency before you confirm, so that screen is the authoritative one. No hidden charges. Billing is discreet too: the product is called ALLiN and nothing in the listing or the receipt mentions gambling, though the wording on a bank statement is set by the app store rather than by us. The Subscription Terms cover trials, renewals, and cancellation.

It is built for iPhone and Android and coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. It will only ever be available through the official stores, so if you see it offered anywhere else, that is not us. The get the app section will carry the real store links the day they go live.

Each one covers a different moment. The morning promise starts your day on purpose. The panic button gets you through an urge at its peak. The urge log turns cravings into patterns you can see coming. The blockers put gambling sites, apps and places further out of reach. Your streak grows a stone, your money tracker counts what stays in your pocket, and the journal, games, breathwork and soundscapes keep your head somewhere else in between. The features page walks through every tool.

It can help. We are careful with that word, because no app can quit for you, and we will never promise you an outcome. What it does is stack the everyday things that make quitting hold: a reason to check in each morning, a plan for the moment an urge hits, real friction before a bet, and people around you. When a slip happens, you get a calm way back, never a scolding. Many people use ALLiN alongside therapy or meetings, and it is built to sit beside them, not replace them.

The Reality tab breaks down eleven kinds of gambling and lays out the house edge behind each one, plus the facts operators would rather you never read. Next to it sit 26 of the thinking traps, the ones like "I'm due" and "this one is gonna hit", each taken apart on its own page. No scare tactics, just the math. Once you see clearly why the house always wins, the story that fuels the next bet gets much harder to believe. There is a taste of it in the reality section.

Three layers on iPhone, and you can run as many as you want. Android does not give an app the same controls yet, and there the app tells you that instead of showing a shield that is holding nothing. 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 of them shows an ALLiN screen. A third setting makes it permanent, meaning ALLiN will never help you take the other two down again. What we will not tell you is that it is a wall. You switch the site filter on in your own iPhone Settings, so you can switch it off there too, and deleting ALLiN clears the shields it put up. The app watches for both and says so on the front screen rather than claiming you are covered when you are not. If you want something you cannot undo alone, ask someone you trust to hold a Screen Time passcode.

On your phone, and nowhere else. The names and coordinates of the places you save are held in local storage on the device, they are not part of your cloud backup, and they do not come back on a new phone. Your phone works out when you are near one using its own geofencing, so we never receive your position and we build no record of where you go.

No. The app works fully without one, and everything stays on your device. An account is optional and free, and it unlocks cloud backup, sync across devices, and the community. Your recovery data is private either way, as the Privacy Policy spells out.

With an account, your streak, journal, urges, and progress are backed up to a private space only your account can reach. Sign in on the new phone and it all comes back. Without an account, your data lives only on your device, so it cannot follow you to new hardware.

From inside the app, no email required and no retention tricks. There are two controls. "Erase all data" in Settings clears the phone, and if you are signed in it also deletes your posts, your messages, your friends and your synced data from our servers, leaving you with the login and a blank slate. "Delete account" in Settings then Account removes the login as well. Data that only ever lived on your phone also goes when you delete the app. The Privacy Policy has the full details, including the few things we keep.

At the top of this page, on purpose. In the US, call or text 1-800-GAMBLER any time, free and confidential. Gamblers Anonymous meetings are free and everywhere. These services are independent of ALLiN and staffed by trained counselors. If you are in immediate danger, call your local emergency number.