Choose FanDuel if it starts the loop
Do not overthink the category. If FanDuel is the app you usually open first, that is the first block.
FanDuel redownload loop
If FanDuel keeps finding its way back onto your phone, the next move can be small and practical: block that first path before the next trigger.
Stifle is live on the App Store. Your first betting app block is free.
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Stifle starts with one free app block and helps you notice the substitute app before it becomes the new path.
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Stifle starts with one free app block and helps you notice the substitute app before it becomes the new path.
Direct answer
FanDuel may be the first app you reopen, or the substitute after another sportsbook is blocked. Either way, Stifle is built around that iPhone app loop: delete, redownload, reopen, switch.
What to do next
A block works best when it is set before the moment gets fast. Pick the app while you feel clear, not after the next offer or score alert pulls you back.
Do not overthink the category. If FanDuel is the app you usually open first, that is the first block.
Stifle is meant to block the betting app, not turn the rest of your phone into a problem.
If blocking FanDuel makes another app feel tempting, that is the signal to close the switch loophole.
App-specific starts
If you already know the app, go straight to the blocking guide and make that first path harder to reopen.
Quick answers
Stifle is built to help block covered betting apps on iPhone. Start with the app you keep reopening first.
Start with one app free. If the urge moves to a substitute app, Full Protection is built to cover more of that switch pattern.
Deleting can help for a day, but the App Store redownload path is often the weak spot. Stifle adds friction after deletion.
No. Stifle is a practical blocking tool, not therapy, medical treatment, or crisis support.
Stifle is live
Stifle is available now on the App Store. Start with the first betting app you want to make harder to open.