STRAIGHT ANSWERS.

A timed sports-betting blocker for iPhone. Hold once to raise a wall: 50 maintained betting apps and 50 major betting sites become unavailable until the exact end you chose, then the wall comes down on its own.

One-hour walls are free and unlimited, with the full maintained coverage and help resources. No account. No card. No sign-in.

Pro adds every wall past one hour — Tonight, 7 Days, No End Date, or a Custom End at the exact date and minute — plus Add Time to extend a live wall without dropping it. $9.99/month or $49.99/year; both plans unlock everything.

Untilt uses Apple's Screen Time technology. You approve Screen Time access once; from then on, one hold applies a maintained set of known wagering apps and gambling websites, on this iPhone, entirely on-device. The wall releases automatically at the end time.

There's no list to build and no settings safari — the coverage ships with the app and updates with it.

The home screen readout shows the exact end — down to the date and minute on long walls — before you commit. Nothing is hidden behind the hold.

No. Everything runs on this iPhone. Untilt cannot read your bets, balances, messages, browsing history, or Screen Time activity — it can only close the doors you asked it to close. No account, no tracking.

One side effect, disclosed plainly: applying Apple's web filter turns off Safari private browsing for the life of the wall. That's how iOS implements website blocking — it ends when the wall does.

It's Screen Time's enforcement without Screen Time's usual in-app escape hatches. Apple's technology applies the block, but there is no Ignore Limit, no passcode you set inside Untilt, and no site list to hand-maintain. Untilt supplies the maintained coverage, the timed wall, and the exit friction.

iOS always gives a phone's owner system-level control, and Untilt never claims otherwise. The wall resists app deletion while active. When a wall would otherwise remain up beyond the 24-hour wait, the in-app early-release path requires that wait and then a 15-second hold. Screen Time authorization can still be revoked in iOS Settings.

A maintained set of 50 known wagering apps and 50 gambling domains — sportsbooks, DFS, prediction markets, odds tools — blocked together during a wall on the iPhone where you install it.

Apple currently allows an app to block 50 apps and 50 web domains at once; Untilt spends the whole budget on the doors that matter.

Another phone, a computer, a console, or your whole Wi-Fi network. It is one layer of protection, not a replacement for formal self-exclusion, financial controls, or professional support.

Yes, by default. Prediction markets are sports betting's side door — federally or crypto-regulated, so state self-exclusion programs don't cover them. Untilt treats them like any other book: covered while a wall is up.

Free hours end themselves — there's nothing to end early because the wait would outlast the wall. Ending a long wall early is deliberately slow: a 24-hour wait, then a 15-second hold. That friction is the product.

Yes — Untilt's one-hour walls are free and unlimited, with no account. BetBlocker (a charity) is also free and covers more platforms and categories. Honest comparison: tryuntilt.com/compare/best-gambling-blockers-iphone.

Deleting an app does not restrict its website and the app can be reinstalled. A wall restricts the maintained apps and websites together until its scheduled end.

No. Untilt is a blocking tool, not medical care. Crisis and self-exclusion resources are available inside the app at any time, free, with or without a purchase. If you need to talk to someone, call or text the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-MY-RESET.