English mirror for review. The product ships in Brazilian Portuguese.
You already know what betting has cost you.
What you may not know is how much there still is to protect. Chega counts every day you stay away from betting — and the money that, because of it, is still yours.
Coming soon to the App StoreiPhone first. Android next.
Before you download any app
Block your ID at the bookies. It's free.
The federal government runs a platform that blocks your CPF across every licensed betting site in the country, all at once. Nobody can open a new account in your name, and betting ads stop following you around. It takes two minutes and only needs a gov.br account.
574,000Brazilians have already self-excluded. You don't need Chega for this — the app just reminds you and takes you there.
Go to the government platformWhat the app does
Counts the days without betting
A counter that doesn't reset by accident. If you relapse, your record is kept and you start again the same day — no lecture.
Shows the money protected
Based on what you used to spend each week, it works out how much never became a bet since the day you stopped.
Gets you through the urge
Panic button: sixty seconds of guided breathing, with a Portuguese voice, to ride out the craving without betting.
Asks how the day went
A one-minute check-in. Including when the day was bad — especially when it was bad.
What it costs
Or R$ 14.99 per week. Billing only starts on day eight — and we warn you before that, on day five. Cancelling takes two taps in iPhone Settings, and access continues until the end of the period you already paid for.
Who makes Chega
Chega is made by BPM Systems, an independent studio. We have no connection to betting companies, tipster sites or affiliates, and we take no commission from any of them.
That's why the government's self-exclusion sits at the top of this page: if the most useful tool for you is free and isn't ours, that's fine.
Need help right now?
CVV — Centro de Valorização da Vida: call 188 (free, 24 hours) or visit cvv.org.br.
Gamblers Anonymous Brazil: support groups across the country — jogadoresanonimos.com.br.
Chega is a support program. It is not medical or psychological treatment and does not replace a professional.