Days Since: Quit Habit Tracker

You do have to pay for the proper app. The none pay is like a post it note, big deal.

This is arguably the best approach to a simple utility like a day counter. Other developers would clog the interface with ads or force you to subscribe to Sobriety Plus after a 7-day free trial. Not these folks. This app is elegant, well designed, and like a pen knife, does exactly what it needs to and not much else. If you need to track how long it’s been since you’ve done things, even a bunch of different things, this is the app for you. Whether it’s time since you guiltily ate a whole bag of chips, time since you cleaned the kitchen, or time since you worked on that creative project you mean to finish, this app will tell you how long it’s been *and that’s it!* No frills, no fuss. It’s brilliant.

Just does what you want. Highly recommended

Whether it is used for avoiding bad habits or counting how many days ago an event has happened, it perfectly does its job!

I was looking for an app that makes me accountable for my vices, mainly alcohol and tobacco. The app itself has no set up time, ready to use on the get go, and not learning curve at all. The UI elements looks like the iOS ui didn’t felt like I downloaded a third party app.

It's very nice, works great, and modern. Shortcuts also works well! I have a request, can you add a counter that continues instead of resets? For example, if I want to do and keep track of my workouts every day, I want press a button like"I did it today" after workouts each day. In other words, I want an option that is the opposite of what this app currently have, like keeping track of what and when we have done. Anyway thanks for the great app!

I love this app, just started using it but it’s helping me get over the bad habit of snacking!

I was sick of other apps featuring only the day counting function that can go up to 60mb and this app is definitely a surprise for me. Thanks to the development team!

I use it to count my sobriety

Can’t imagine a better app for tracking abstinence from various addictions