Quitly is a simple and intuitive app that helps you track and log your sober day streaks, whether you’re quitting smoking, counting days without alcohol, or counting time since any meaningful event.
I've always been curious about my routines, like how long it’s been since I last had a drink, my average streak without junk food, or how many times I’ve had sweets this month so I decided to build Quitly.
Seeing a live counter tracking my streak of sober days helps me stay on track, avoid slipping back into bad habits, and keep pushing my streaks even further.
What strategies do you use to break bad habits? And what’s been your biggest challenge? I’d love to hear your thoughts and insights!
Congrats on the launch, @hollycene! Quitly looks like a meaningful app for anyone tracking personal milestones. Excited to see how it helps people stay motivated!
The app's goals setting feature is perfect for anyone who loves tracking progress. I’m already motivated to keep going!
I'm really impressed by the iCloud syncing! Now I can access my progress seamlessly across all my devices.
Congratulations on the launch! Always interesting to learn more about your routines! I see this helping a lot of people
Totally support anyone finding their path to a more rewarding sober life. been sober 9~ years with "Rational Recovery"
Playing devil's advocate; does counting the days remind you of "not drinking" so often that you might think of it more than if you didn't track the days?
I'm curious how different people think about this. Like for me I had to stop going to AA meetings because everyone talks about drinking so much that they seem preoccupied by it. I didn't want that so I found Rational Recovery.
Congrats on the launch! 🎉 I love the simple, user-friendly design. I'm curious, what inspired you to create Quitly? Looking forward to giving it a try!
I installed it and liked it, I hope my productivity improves with the help of Quitly. Congratulations on the launch.
Notion + Quitly = Productivity doubled
Grats on the launch!
I track these things with Notion but a separate good-looking app with extended stats is definitely better to cover such important areas of one’s life
