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How it works

Prediction infrastructure for the moment before gambling harm escalates.

StayClear predicts high-risk gambling moments before they happen. User profile signals, calendar patterns, global event context, delivery data and integration feeds are turned into timely interventions before the next deposit, bet or chase becomes automatic.

Live risk calculation

StayClear compares personal context, timing patterns, transaction signals, event data and delivery history to decide when a reminder should be sent.

100s+

Risk attributes can be derived from a completed profile, schedule, reminder history and consented context.

1,000s+

Potential timing combinations across payday, late night, sport, debt, work, isolation and loss-chasing windows.

Real time

Transaction, operator or banking signals can be added where an institution chooses to integrate them.

It starts with the person.

StayClear captures what generic safer-gambling tools miss: the moments, wording, pressures and personal commitments that actually matter to the user. Payday is not the same risk for everyone. A fixture is not the same risk for everyone. A late-night reminder only works if it understands why that hour is dangerous.

Then the system builds a risk graph.

The profile is normalised into structured signals: recurring times, monthly dates, sport categories, urgency, trigger language, message tone, delivery channel, failed sends, completed setup, plan tier and account state. Every signal helps the platform decide when an intervention is useful rather than noisy.

Integrations make the model sharper.

For banks, operators and employers, StayClear can be extended with consented feeds such as gambling-block events, safer-gambling triggers, support referrals, payment-risk categories, transaction alerts, payroll cycles or benefit access rules. The core product works without those feeds; the institutional version becomes stronger with them.

The prediction loop

StayClear turns raw context into an intervention sequence that is specific, timed and measurable.

1 Ingest

User profile, schedule, sports interests, reminder wording, account state, delivery history and institution-specific signals where available.

2 Normalise

Free-text context is mapped into a controlled taxonomy of risk windows, urgency levels, channel rules and message constraints.

3 Score

The system ranks upcoming windows by timing, recurrence, urgency, recent activity, known triggers and the cost of missing the intervention.

4 Generate

AI can draft reminder language inside strict safety boundaries: no gambling prompts, no bonus language, no clinical claims, and SMS kept within one segment.

5 Deliver

Email and SMS delivery are queued, logged and monitored with operational visibility into sent, failed and pending interventions.

6 Improve

Activation, profile completion, edits, delivery reliability, failed sends, cancellation and institutional outcomes create the feedback loop for better timing and stronger prompts.

Built for serious deployment.

StayClear is built as prevention infrastructure, not a lightweight reminder tool. The platform brings together profile setup, risk-window scoring, message rules, email and SMS delivery, subscription state, consent controls, admin monitoring and reporting in one system.

That matters for organisations that need more than a scheduled text. They need a product that can be funded, governed, measured and integrated without turning personal reminders into marketing data or exposing private user notes to operational teams.

Technical moat Proprietary risk-window taxonomy Profile-to-signal mapping Event and schedule scoring Segment-safe SMS generation Institution-ready audit and reporting Integration hooks for banking, operator and workforce signals

The product gets better as the signal surface grows.

Individuals can use StayClear today with no institutional integration. Public health teams, operators, banks and employers can add data sources, governance rules and reporting needs around the same core intervention infrastructure.

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