No Dice - Bet on Yourself

No Dice - Bet on Yourself

Regain Control

19 ratings
3 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 17, 2026
  • August 1, 2026

Features

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This app helps users reduce betting behavior by blocking specific apps and offering a structured 45-day challenge. It provides tools for immediate app blocking, scheduled sessions, and guided daily tasks focused on mindset, workouts, and habit building.

Block betting apps
Scheduled app blocking
45-day recovery challenge
Mindset and habit building tasks
Urge interruption flow
Breathing and reflection exercises
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What's New in No Dice

1.9.3

August 1, 2026

Reset the No Dice 45 challenge streak after a relapse and add the Restart Challenge action. Enabled Accountability Buddy invitations via shareable links. Added Course Progress Bar and Quiz Flow. Improved the Workout Sharing Card design and experience. Added notifications when the accountability partner is not added. Notification after the accountability partner accepts the invite. Added a checkpoint at the time of deleting the account. Added a preset of daily habits for the user to choose from. General bug fixes, performance improvements, and UI enhancements.

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$9.991 Month
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User reviews

Basic Functions Unaffordable

I originally rated this app 5 stars when the pop-up appeared as I was setting my No Dice account up, I thought it was wonderful there weren’t any in-app purchases that prevent you from receiving the uses you need, but of course, immediately after hitting 5 stars a pop-up appeared saying I could subscribe for $80 and get the features I solely installed the app for. I understand the creators need to have profit to continue their development, but that’s just insanely too high, unrealistic, and unfortunately completely unaffordable for me. So since this app has no purpose for me, I guess I’m just going to uninstall, which is a disappointment for me since I thought this was cool and I want to cut off screen time
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I love this it keeps me productive and more invested in making connections and self growth it helps break the loop

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FAQ

What is No Dice?

No Dice is a health and fitness app designed to help users reduce betting behavior. It offers features like app blocking and a structured 45-day challenge to build discipline and control gambling triggers.

How does No Dice help with betting behavior?

No Dice helps by allowing you to immediately block selected betting apps (Cold Turkey) or at scheduled intervals (Sessions). It also guides you through a 45-day challenge with daily tasks focused on mindset, workouts, and habit building.

Does No Dice have ads?

No, No Dice does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases.

What devices does No Dice support?

No Dice is currently supported on iPhones. It is rated for ages 4 and up.

How often is No Dice updated?

The latest version of No Dice is 1.8, which was last updated on June 28, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.

What is the user sentiment for No Dice?

Based on the available data, No Dice has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars from 9 ratings, indicating very positive user sentiment.

Can I block social media apps with No Dice?

Yes, the 'Sessions' feature in No Dice allows you to block selected betting and social scrolling apps at scheduled intervals, helping you manage distractions.

What is the 'Urge interruption flow' in No Dice?

The 'Urge interruption flow' is a feature that pauses your screen with breathing and reflection exercises before allowing you to unblock apps, providing a moment to reconsider your actions.