Why We Built Sober Tracker
Quitwon's first product: a counter that never nags, never loses your place, and never holds your data hostage.
Sep 5, 2026, 3 min read
Sober Tracker quietly counts the days, the money you didn't spend, and the recovery your body is doing anyway — all on your phone, all private.

The counter is the heart of the app. Around it, everything a steady recovery needs.
41days sober
$862kept
98reclaimed
Days sober, money kept, hours reclaimed — live on your home screen, in the app and in the iOS widget.
Mood, triggers, a short note. Thirty seconds a day builds a picture of what actually helps you stay steady.
A private journal behind a PIN. Your words never leave the phone.
Every sober day waters a plant that slowly becomes a tree. Watching it change makes progress feel real.
From the first 24 hours to a full year — more than 30 badges, including one nobody wants but everyone earns: the Phoenix, for starting again.
A recovery timeline shows what's happening inside — sleep, skin, heart, brain — from 12 hours to one year in.
Nine screens from the app, in your language.
Every sober day waters your plant. Nine stages from seed to blossoming tree — it can't be rushed, and it can't be bought. Only earned.
Recovery Garden, day 212
Most people underestimate what drinking really costs. Move the sliders.
You'd keep
$2,506
and take back 313 hours of your life
Rough math, honestly: we count about 45 minutes per drink — the drinking itself, plus the sleep it shortens.
Quitwon makes calm tools for changing habits. We started with the thing we most needed to keep honest: a counter that never nags, never judges, and never loses your place.
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No. There's no sign-up screen — the app works on your device from the first launch. Optional features like the seasonal leaderboard use an anonymous device ID, and linking an email is only ever for the supporter feature. You can use the app forever without giving us anything.
Your counter, journal entries, diary and check-ins are stored on your phone. The diary can be locked behind a PIN. We collect anonymous usage analytics to fix bugs — never your entries or your identity.
Nothing scary. You reset your counter when you're ready, and your history stays visible so you can learn from it. There's even a badge — the Phoenix — for people who start again, because starting again is the point.
Free forever: the counter (days, money, time), milestones, daily check-ins, the diary, the garden, habits, achievements and the leaderboard. Premium adds the cravings log, pattern insights and PDF reports. There's a 3-day free trial on the yearly plan.
You tell the app roughly how much you used to drink and what it cost. From there it multiplies by your sober days. It's an estimate — but a motivating one, and you can tune it any time.
Yes. The counter, check-ins, diary and garden are local first — they work without a connection. Only the leaderboard needs the network.
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Yes, on iOS — your sober days sit right on the home screen, updating on their own.
Sober Tracker is built for alcohol-free days first — the milestones, health timeline and garden all reflect that. Many people use it for other breaks too, but the wording won't pretend to know what you're counting.
The coping toolkit teaches evidence-based techniques like urge surfing and paced breathing, and the cravings log (premium) shows you when and why cravings hit — patterns are easier to beat than surprises.
Yes — the PDF report (premium) summarizes your streaks, mood and spending in a document you can keep or share with a therapist.
Never. The counter and everything you logged remain yours whether or not you ever pay a cent.
Free to download. No account. Your data stays on your phone.