OFFBET — Gambling blocker app analytics for August 21

Free. Actually free, and permanently. In all 195 countries. No trial, no card, no "pro" tier that unlocks the part that matters. We live on the generosity of players: some contribute, most don't, nobody is asked twice. Gambling operators have approached us more than once, with serious money on the table. The answer isn't going to change. Local. Nothing leaves your phone. The filter runs on the device. We never see the sites you visit, because they are never sent to us — we collect your first name and your email, and nothing else. OFFBET uses Android's VpnService only as an on-device DNS filter (a security app, no remote tunnel) — per Google Play's VpnService policy exception. ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE OFFBET uses Android's AccessibilityService API. It reads on-screen content for two purposes only: to detect gambling sites opened in browsers and in in-app browsers that would otherwise bypass DNS filtering, and to detect attempts to switch the protection off, so it can warn you and notify the trusted person you chose. It reads nothing else, keeps nothing, and sends nothing to any server. You turn it on yourself during setup, and you can turn it off at any time in Android settings. OFFBET does not use the Accessibility API to prevent uninstallation: that is done by Android's Device Administrator, which you grant yourself when you set up your PIN, and which you can revoke. In practice: your connection keeps its full speed, your battery holds, and there is no server where your history could leak, because there is no history. The deepest blocklist in the world, and it moves every day. 611,783 gambling domains at the last count — casinos, sports betting, unlicensed offshore, social casinos, mobile games with gambling mechanics. We crawl the web continuously and the list updates several times a day; your device downloads the full list once a week, then every block happens locally, offline. That pace matters: block an operator and they open a new domain within the week. Fixed the same day. On 15 August, two tickets came in. A user in Portugal could no longer open his network settings. An Uber driver in Kampala couldn't update his app and was about to lose a night's work. Both were real bugs, and opposite in kind. The first: our guard fired on the words "reset network" the moment they appeared on screen, instead of waiting for a real attempt, and blocked a legitimate settings page. The second: the Play Store sat inside the DNS tunnel, which broke every app update. Both were fixed and shipped the same day, with automated tests so neither can come back quietly. Everything is built in-house and AI cut our development cost tenfold: the ticket, the diagnosis, the fix and the build are one working day. We answer every support message the same day. Human. The live chat is not a bot. Someone reads it, someone answers — same day. The world room is moderated before messages appear, not after, because a person writing at 3am shouldn't land on whatever automatic filtering let through. Modern, and clean. Nothing to configure. One button, and everything is blocked. Uninstall-proof and disable-proof, protected by a PIN, with an optional delay — a long wait, or locked for life. Holds against third-party VPNs, browser VPNs, in-app browsers, private DNS and Chrome's DNS-over-HTTPS. Add your own sites and apps on top of the list. Unlimited devices. And it keeps arriving. 34 languages. Android, Windows and Mac live, iOS on the way. A trusted person watching over you — up to three, therapist or charity included — alerted at the first sign of a bypass attempt. A shareable progress card that draws your protected days. Six product versions delivered, updates close to daily.