Sober not Sorry
Simple sobriety tracker
What it does
Sober not Sorry is a free sobriety tracker for iOS that helps you quit bad habits and stay free. Track your progress, celebrate milestones, and stay motivated every day.
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all alternatives →- SNSober not Sorry – free iOS tracker to help you quit bad habitsOct 2025 · sobernotsorry.app · ▲58
I made Sober not Sorry, a clean and simple iOS tracker to help quit bad habits — alcohol, smoking, or anything else. Open it → log your start date → it tracks your streak. No ads, no sign-up, no subscriptions. I built it because most “sober” apps felt cluttered or too motivational. This one just quietly tracks progress and stays out of the way. Would love feedback — especially from people who use streak or sobriety trackers.
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