If you’re gonna bet,
bet on yourself first.
Amblee holds the betting apps shut until you have moved money to your own account this month. Your phone enforces it, not your willpower.
Download for iPhoneSeven days free, then $4.99/month or $49.99/year.
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One loop, and your phone holds the line.
The block is not a punishment. It is a gate that opens when you have paid yourself instead, and closes again on the 1st.
- 01
Pick the apps
Sportsbooks, casinos, prediction markets, the memecoin apps you open at 2am. You choose them; iOS Screen Time enforces them.
- 02
Set one number
What you will move into savings or investing this month. Your number, not a default we picked for you.
- 03
Show the money moved
Connect a bank and deposits count themselves, or screenshot the transfer and log it. Either counts.
- 04
The apps open
Goal met, blocks lift for the rest of the month. On the 1st they re-arm and the deal renews.
It is not just the sportsbooks any more.
The money leaves the same way whatever the app calls itself. Amblee treats these the same, and shows you what each one actually cost you.
- Sportsbooks
- DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, ESPN Bet, bet365 and the rest.
- Casinos and slots
- Including the sweepstakes apps that insist they are not casinos.
- Prediction markets
- Kalshi, Polymarket, PredictIt. A market is still a bet.
- Memecoins and degen trading
- pump.fun, BullX, Photon and friends. Long-term investing accounts are deliberately left alone.
- Daily fantasy and pick’em
- PrizePicks, Underdog. The ones that feel like skill.
You have never seen this number.
Connect an account and Amblee adds up what actually left for the sportsbooks last month, by name. Most people are wrong about their own total, and low.
Attribution is deliberately conservative. Charges routed through a payment processor carry the processor’s name and are not counted, so the figure is a floor rather than a guess.
The same money, ten years later.
Move the amount you would have staked and see where it lands instead.
A projection, not a promise. Assumes $250 invested monthly at a 10% average annual return, compounded monthly. Markets vary and can lose money. This is an illustration, not financial advice.
Blockers block. Amblee redirects.
A blocker you can switch off is a promise you made to yourself with no consequence. The only way past Amblee is to pay yourself first, which is the thing you wanted to do anyway.
Read-only. Non-custodial.
Amblee can see that money moved. It can never move it. There is no balance to hold, no transfer to authorise, and no card in the middle.
Bank connections are read-only through Plaid. If you log a deposit from a screenshot, the image is read on your phone and never leaves it — only the amount is sent. Your app selections stay on the device: iOS never tells us which apps you chose.
$4.99 a month.
Less than a single parlay. Seven days free, cancel in two taps from the App Store, and no annual lock-in unless you want the cheaper year.
Download for iPhone