Allegedly is a meme-style parody app for the group chat: type a silly question, set joke odds, and share a fake prediction-market card. Nothing on a card is real.
Sign in with the same Apple ID you subscribed with, open Allegedly, and bring up the Gold screen (pick the Crypto or Noir look and tap Generate market). Tap Restore Purchases. There's no Allegedly account, so your Apple ID is what carries the subscription.
Allegedly Gold is billed by Apple, so it's cancelled in your Apple ID settings, not in the app. On iPhone: Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Allegedly Gold → Cancel Subscription. Cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date to avoid the next charge. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription. Apple's guide: Cancel a subscription from Apple.
Refunds are handled by Apple: Request a refund from Apple.
Every shared card page has a Report this card link under the card. Tap it, or email [email protected] with the card link or a screenshot and tell us what's wrong.
There's no account and no login. To ask what we hold about your install, or to have it deleted, email [email protected]. The Privacy Policy lists exactly what the app collects and why.
Cards are jokes for people who are in on the joke. No harassment, no false claims about real people, nothing hateful, nothing sexual involving anyone. If someone asks you to stop making cards about them, stop. The full rules are in Terms of Use, section 3.