Gambling cessation app

Ride the wave, then freeze it.

UrgePocket is an in-the-moment survival tool for gambling. When the urge hits, you do something with it. You don’t wait to write it down later.

Freezing one gambling urge at a time.

UrgePocket

Ride the wave, then freeze it

Gambling cessation · Confidential

Freezing one gambling urge at a time

0

Frozen

$0

Saved

Tap the drop. It freezes, and $12 lands in Saved.

The urge, made physical

Most apps ask you to log it after. This one meets you while it’s happening.

01

Ride the wave, then freeze it

That blue drop is the urge. Liquid moves inside it, and three drops fall off the bottom. Tap “I am having an urge” and it freezes solid into icicles, with a haptic hit. A mental craving becomes something you can hold still.

02

Built for gambling

Not a generic stress tracker. UrgePocket is for the loop that actually pulls people back in: an ad, a casino nearby, payday, a win you keep replaying, loss chasing, a sports game, a notification on your phone.

03

A pocket, not just a button

The freeze is the front door. Behind it: a panic pause, a journal, a shield, and numbers that matter — urges frozen, and money you didn’t send back to the house.

When it usually starts

Name the moment. Then freeze it.

These aren’t vague moods. They’re the situations that turn a quiet thought into a bet.

What’s in the pocket

Five tools for the minute you need them.

  1. Freeze

    The wave, the freeze, the icicles. Tap when the urge hits and watch it lock into ice.

  2. SOS Panic

    A breathing timer, grounding, and a 60-second lock so you can’t act on the impulse.

  3. Journal

    Log the trigger, how strong it felt from 1 to 10, and what you were feeling.

  4. Shield

    Blockers and coping tools, including the gambling sites to shut out before the next urge.

  5. Stats that matter

    Urges frozen, and money saved. Set each freeze to $12 — or whatever that urge would have cost — and it adds up fast.