Financial accountability

View spending clearly. Catch gambling before it adds up.

Connect your bank, choose one person you trust, and every gambling charge, hidden transfer, and borrowed dollar gets caught early, by both of you, while it is still small.

Sportsbooks, casinos, prediction markets, daily fantasy·Surfaced, never accused·Invite is your call, always

Your activity

Here's what Jake can see too

SB

Sam Brooks

Shared with Jake

Concern level

High concern

Risk score

85/100

85

High Concern because $1,425 went to gambling this week and a new operator appeared (ESPN BET).

Updated just now

Gambling activity

$1,425

Confirmed gambling, last 7 days

$200 today·8 transactions·+$825 vs the 7 days before

See details

Monitoring active

Sample Bank Checking

Connected · Last checked just now

Accountability partner: Jake

Sample account. These are the same screens, components, and risk engine as the live product, run on example transactions. Switch between Sam and Jake to see that the two views hold the same data.

The epidemic

Up to eight million Americans have a gambling problem. Almost nobody sees it coming.

It is the only major addiction with no objective measure, and it is partly defined by concealment. Clinicians ask the patient. The bank statement is the earliest signal there is, and today nobody is reading it with them.

2M

US adults with a severe gambling problem, plus 4 to 6 million more at mild or moderate levels

NCPG prevalence estimates

31,000

Calls, texts, and chats to the national helpline every month, and climbing

National Problem Gambling Helpline, 2025 report

1 in 2

Of those contacts come from people aged 18 to 34

National Problem Gambling Helpline, 2025 report

1 in 3

Adults aged 21 to 44 placed a sports bet before they turned 21

NCPG and The Harris Poll, February 2026

Why it stays hidden until it is expensive

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A streak isn't evidence

Blockers rely on self-reporting, so a relapse only shows up if you log it yourself. ViewClearly verifies against the bank feed instead, and it's never only you who can see it.

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A parent enrolling isn't consent

Every bank data provider requires the account holder's own consent. A parent enrolling a kid and receiving a dossier is exactly the shape that gets rejected.

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One score isn't honest

Detection is never complete, and a single confidence number always lies in one direction. ViewClearly reports in three registers instead, and says what it doesn't know.

How it works

Connect, then invite. In that order.

No one else's name is ever on your form. That order is the whole reason this clears consent review.

01Your accounts

You connect your own bank

Not your parent's. Not your partner's. Yours, by your choice, first. Disconnect any time, and they're told immediately if you do.

02Your choice

You invite someone you trust

A parent, a spouse, a sponsor, a friend. Nothing is shared until you say so, and they see exactly what you see.

03Never a diagnosis

They see activity, not a verdict

Confirmed gambling and prediction markets are named as such. Everything else is surfaced, never accused.

73%

Of people contacting the national gambling helpline cite financial stress. It's the single most common reason people finally reach out.

National Problem Gambling Helpline, 2025

15%

Of US adults have ever been asked about gambling by a doctor. Nothing is screening for this.

Harris Poll for NCPG, 2026

$18/mo

What Covenant Eyes has charged for the same accountability model, for pornography, for 25 years, bootstrapped.

Covenant Eyes, published pricing

What you get

Built for the two people, not just the transactions.

Everything below is live today. Nothing here blocks a bet or makes a diagnosis.

See it first

Every account, classified

Sportsbooks, casinos, prediction markets like Kalshi, and peer payments, sorted into confirmed, prediction market, and surfaced. A rulebook the team updates as operators change their names.

See it first

Borrowed to gamble?

Buy-now-pay-later, cash advances, overdraft fees, and new credit lines, read alongside gambling activity. The signal that turns a bad month into a warning.

See it first

Went quiet

A coverage score for every account, and a notice when activity on a connected account suddenly stops, which is how a hidden account shows itself.

Two people

The same screen for both

The person you invite sees exactly what you see. Nothing trimmed, nothing added, and you can preview it before you invite anyone.

Two people

A weekly note, even in a quiet week

Every Monday your partner gets a summary that says something, including when nothing happened. Silence is not a signal.

Two people

How to talk about it

Conversation starters by relationship, a step for every concern level, and the helpline one tap away. Written for the first conversation, not the last.

Your call

Ask, or be asked

Start it yourself, or a parent or spouse can ask you to share. Either way you connect your own bank and you say yes before anything is shared.

Your call

Changes take time, on purpose

You choose a delay before sharing can be paused or a partner removed, and your partner is told the moment you ask. Leaving is allowed. Leaving quietly is not.

Your call

Commitments with a referee

Set a limit or a clean stretch in plain words. Your partner is the referee, and the result comes from your real transactions, in numbers, never in judgment.

Your call

A note to your future self

Write it on a good day. It comes back to you the moment your concern level rises, and nobody else ever sees it.

Beyond the app

Protections that stack

State self-exclusion, operator limits, and device blockers in one checklist, with official links. Your partner sees what you have put in place as good news.

Beyond the app

Community and programs

Spaces for parents, spouses, members, and sponsors under display names, and programs for campuses and clinics with anonymized reporting.

How we compare

Blockers stop a site. Banks stop a card. Nobody was watching the money with you.

ViewClearly is the only one built around a second person who sees what you see, and only what you agreed to.

ViewClearlySite blockersGamban, BetBlockerBank gambling blockMonzoBudget appsRocket MoneyTelehealthBirches Health
Reads your own bank transactions, any bankYesNoPartialYesNo
Names confirmed gambling merchantsYesNoYes?No
Treats prediction markets as their own tierYes???No
Surfaces peer payments as a signal, not a chargeYesNo??No
Borrowing signals: cash advances, BNPL, overdraftsYesNo?PartialNo
A chosen partner sees the same screen you seeYesNoNoNoNo
A delay you set before sharing can be turned offYesNoNoNoNo
Conversation starters for the partnerYesNoNoNoPartial
Blocks gambling sites on the deviceNoYesNoNoNo

“?” means not verified from the company’s own materials. Blocking the device is a different job; use both. See the full matrix

Pricing

One honest price, per family

StandardEarly access, nobody is charged yet

$19.99per month

One member, one partner. Everything ViewClearly does. No tiers to upsell into.

Cancel any time. Sharing stops the moment you say so.

What is included

  • Connect every bank and card you use
  • One partner who sees exactly what you see, nothing more
  • Confirmed gambling, prediction markets, and peer payments, sorted
  • A concern level with the reasons behind it, in plain words
  • A weekly note for your partner, even in a quiet week
  • Conversation starters and a playbook for the first talk
  • Full activity history, no time cap
  • Pause or end sharing on the delay you set

Priced against the couple plan at Covenant Eyes, which has run the same accountability-partner model for 25 years for a different addiction. It is the closest real comparison there is.

It never accuses. It shows.

A FanDuel charge is confirmed. A Kalshi trade is named as a prediction market. A Venmo transfer is surfaced, not accused. That's what makes a family trust it.