Show, don't tell.
Guardian shares your gambling-related transactions — or the absence of them — with the people supporting you, so you can spend your energy on moving forward, not explaining yourself.
You choose who sees what. Change your mind any time.

Guardian works through social accountability.1
It's the thought that gives you pause when you know a trusted person will see the transaction. That pause is often enough. Not willpower. Not shame. Just a moment of reflection, exactly when it matters.
How it works
You're in the driver's seat. Always.
Connect your accounts
Set it up in a calm moment, so the guardrails are there when you need them. Securely link the bank accounts and cards you want Guardian to watch — you decide what is in scope.
Invite someone you trust
A partner, parent, sponsor — whoever you choose. Nothing is ever shared without your explicit consent.
Let progress speak
Streaks, trends, and milestones. Your progress becomes visible without having to rehash every transaction.
What you control
Your data. Your rules.
Guardian is a soft commitment tool: it doesn't block transactions, it makes them visible — on your terms.
This is not surveillance.
Guardian never shares anything outside the people you invite.
Pricing
Simple, transparent pricing.
Your state may cover the cost. Check GamFin state partnerships.
Two-person plan
- For you and your loved one
- Real-time alerts for gambling-related transactions
- Shared online workspace
Family plan
Everything in the two-person plan, plus:
- Monitor accounts for up to 5 family members
- Protect against unauthorized access and identity theft
- Alert multiple accountability partners
Guardian is based on our financial counseling and training work
Security & privacy
Built to be trusted.
Secure by design
Built to the security standards expected of top-tier banking and consumer fintech apps. Financial account connections run through industry-leading open banking providers — your credentials never touch our servers.
Your data stays yours
We don't sell your data. No advertisers, no data brokers. Nothing is shared outside the people you invite into your workspace.
Our compliance approach
SOC 2 Type I is on our roadmap, with Type II to follow. We align our data handling with HIPAA, GLBA, and CCPA, and sign Business Associate Agreements with our core technology vendors where HIPAA applies.
Footnotes & references
1Social accountability — Also called a commitment device in behavioral economics, and pre-commitment in gambling research.
- Bryan, G., Karlan, D., & Nelson, S. (2010). Commitment devices. Annual Review of Economics.
- Ladouceur, R., Blaszczynski, A., & Lalande, D. R. (2012). Pre-commitment in gambling: a review of the empirical evidence. International Gambling Studies.
- Bateson, M., Nettle, D., & Roberts, G. (2006). Cues of being watched enhance cooperation in a real-world setting. Biology Letters.
You don't have to do this alone.
Set up on your own. Invite others only when you're ready. Rebuild trust one shared transaction at a time.















