Head-to-head bets
Pick a game, write the terms, set the stake. The other side accepts or declines — and the wording is locked the moment they do.
A product by OpenHayEye LLC
Settle the argument. Friends bet on games — or on anything else — and an AI referee calls it, so nobody has to. The dollars are a scoreboard, not a wallet.
Free to play · 18+ · Nothing is ever deposited or paid out
Your bet feed — settled and active, in one place
Features
Propose it, lock it, settle it — and if someone disagrees with the call, dispute it. The app keeps the terms and the score so the group chat doesn’t have to.
Pick a game, write the terms, set the stake. The other side accepts or declines — and the wording is locked the moment they do.
A built-in AI judge, a real sports final score, or the two of you simply agreeing. The AI is there for the loosely worded bets people always argue about.
Stakes and totals are shown in dollars because that is how people talk about a bet. Nothing is deposited, nothing is paid out, and nobody owes anybody anything. It is a scoreboard.
Think the call was wrong? Open a dispute and the AI re-reads the entire chat thread — who claimed what, and when — then explains its reasoning in the thread.
Follow people, climb the ranks, and keep a head-to-head record against everyone you play. A QR code adds someone standing next to you.
Live scores, match recaps, win probability and deep stats on the bets that involve real fixtures — so the argument has evidence attached.
Screens
Straight from the App Store listing — the feed, a disputed bet being re-judged, sports detail, and the leaderboard.






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How it works
The point of the app is that once a bet is live, neither person can move the goalposts.
Choose a game or write any claim at all, then put a stake on it. Send it to whoever is going to disagree.
The moment they accept, both stakes are held. Neither side can edit the terms or quietly withdraw.
When the result is in, the terms are read against what actually happened and the bet is settled. Both records update.
Disagree with the call? Open a dispute. The AI re-reads the whole thread — every claim, in order — and posts its reasoning back into the chat.
Bet statuses
Every bet sits in exactly one status. Transitions are atomic, so a dropped connection can never leave a stake in limbo.
PendingSent and waiting. Nothing is held yet — either side can still walk.
ActiveAccepted. Both stakes are held and the terms are frozen.
DeclinedTurned down before it started. Nothing held, nothing changes.
FinalCalled and settled. Both records update.
InconclusiveNobody could settle it — a postponed fixture, unanswerable terms. Stakes return in full.
The free app is a complete app. The paid tiers are for the ones checking their win rate.
Two paid tiers, billed through the App Store or Google Play. The app shows what each one includes and what it costs.
Questions
If yours isn’t here, write to us and we’ll answer it — and probably add it.
No. Dollars are simply how the score is kept, because that is how people talk about a bet. Nothing is deposited, nothing is withdrawn, nothing is paid out, and no one owes anyone anything at the end. Your running total is a number in an app, not a balance.
No — a bet is settled one of three ways: by the AI judge, by a real sports final score, or by the two of you agreeing between yourselves. When the AI does decide, the exact wording of the bet is read against what actually happened. That matters most for the loosely worded ones — the bets that would otherwise turn into a twenty-message argument about what somebody meant.
Open a dispute. The AI re-reads the entire chat thread — who claimed what, in what order, and what went uncontested at the time — then posts its reasoning back into the conversation so both of you can see how it got there.
It is marked inconclusive and both stakes return in full. A postponed fixture, an ambiguous outcome, or terms that turn out to be unanswerable all land here. A bet nobody can settle is better cancelled than decided badly.
No. Real fixtures come with live scores, recaps and stats attached, but you can bet on any claim you can write down — and plenty of people use it entirely for arguments that have nothing to do with sport.
A higher monthly bet allowance, a stats dashboard with your win rate and head-to-head records, custom profile options, live in-game sports data, and no ads. Both are auto-renewing subscriptions billed through the App Store or Google Play, and you can cancel either in your store account settings. The core app is free.
Account deletion is available in the app and removes your account and associated data. If you have trouble with it, write to mail@openhayeye.com and we’ll take care of it.
DollarBets Ai is entertainment between friends and is intended for people aged 18 and over. Stakes are displayed in dollars but no real money is wagered, held, transferred or paid out, and no outcome has monetary value. If betting has become a problem for you or someone you know, help is available — in the US, the National Problem Gambling Helpline is 1-800-522-4700.
How it’s built
What looks like a social app is a small ledger with strong consistency requirements. That constraint drove nearly every decision in it.
Every bet ends in a judgment call, and a judgment call between friends is exactly what software is bad at. The hard problems were the loosely worded bets, and knowing when the honest answer is that nobody can decide this.
Stakes are committed the moment a bet goes live and released when it settles. No sequence of retries, dropped connections or simultaneous taps can create a stake, lose one, or leave one held against a bet that already ended.
A busy feed renders in a single round trip, and costs the same whether you have five friends or five hundred. Getting that right early is why the app still feels instant now that people have real histories.
Swift and SwiftUI on iOS, Kotlin and Compose on Android. Native on both sides rather than one cross-platform compromise — and the rules live in the backend, so the two apps can never disagree about who won.
Documented, conventional and readable. If we vanished tomorrow, a competent mobile engineer could pick this up and ship the next release without calling us.
Privacy policy, terms of service, community guidelines and a working account-deletion flow, all written and published before submission. Store review is a product requirement, not an afterthought.
We keep the implementation details for client conversations rather than the open web. If you’re weighing a similar build, ask us and we’ll walk you through exactly how it works.
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Free, nothing to deposit, and the referee never takes a side.
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