Stillcount, a calm day counter for the habits you’re stopping
Count the days without alcohol, nicotine, scrolling or whatever you’re stopping, and the money you keep. Slipped? Log it: your streak starts again, and every day you earned stays.
Free core forever. One optional purchase, 14.99 USD once. No ads. No account. Your data stays on your phone.
Built by one developer who wanted a counter that is honest about slips and about price.
Slipped on day 23? Log it in about ten seconds, backdated if you need to. Your current streak starts again. Your total days, your longest streak, your slips and your full history stay on screen. Progress is a line, not a switch.
The counter, every core number, slip logging, history, export and milestones are free forever, with no ads and no trial that turns into a charge. Home-screen and lock-screen widgets are on the free list too, arriving in the January update.
No account, no ads, no tracking code. Your days live on your device, not on a server. Export everything as CSV or JSON at any time, delete it all in one step, and lock the app with Face ID or your fingerprint.
Today, the day you really stopped, or a day ahead: tomorrow morning, next Monday or the 1st. Add what a usual week of it cost you if you want the money maths. It takes under a minute.
Current streak, total days, your share of days without it in the last 30, your longest streak, money not spent and how much you didn’t use. Pick the one that helps you as your main number.
If you slip, log it. Your streak restarts, your progress stays, and you choose when to start fresh: right after the slip, now, tomorrow morning, Monday or the 1st.
These stay free and will never move behind a payment:
No ads. No account. No trial that turns into a charge. Your data stays on your phone.
This list is the same in the app and on this page. The app store descriptions list the items already in the current version. It can grow. It never shrinks.
I’m one developer building the counter I wanted: honest about slips and about price. One drink shouldn’t wipe out weeks of effort, and counting days shouldn’t need a weekly subscription. You can follow the build at @stillcount.
Something else? Write to support@stillcount.app
Yes. The counter, every core number, slips, history, reminders, export and milestones are free with no time limit and no ads. Widgets, also free, arrive in the January update. Stillcount Plus is optional: 14.99 USD in the US, once.
Alcohol, smoking, vaping, nicotine pouches, snus, cannabis, caffeine, energy drinks, soda, sweets, fast food, food delivery, scrolling and other screen habits, gaming, impulse buys, gambling, nail biting, skin picking, hair pulling and contacting an ex. Or name your own. One counter is always free; more counters come with Plus.
You log it, in about ten seconds. Your current streak starts again. Your total days, your longest streak, your slip count and your history stay. You can edit or undo any entry.
Only on your phone. There is no account and no server holding your days, so nobody else can see them, including me. Your phone’s own backup includes them, and you can export everything as CSV or JSON. If you delete the app without a backup or an export, the data is gone, so export first. This waitlist is the one place I hold anything: your email and your optional answers, stored in the EU and deleted when you unsubscribe.
No, it’s a counter. If you drink heavily every day, talk to a doctor before you stop, because stopping suddenly can be dangerous. If you need someone now, stillcount.app/help lists helplines for several countries, or call your local emergency number.
Late December 2026, on iPhone and Android. You can set January 1 as your start in advance. Testers get it from late November: tick the beta box when you sign up.
A counter that runs on your phone costs me no servers, so a subscription would only be a way to charge you again. Plus will not become a subscription. If the price changes, it changes for new buyers only, and what you bought stays yours.
Both. You decide what counts, for example “no coffee after noon”, and the share of days without it shows progress even if you are not stopping completely. Own rule mode for cutting back on alcohol (a weekly limit, planned alcohol-free days) is planned for Plus in the January update.
Yes, from the January update: home-screen and lock-screen widgets, free like the counter, and a neutral grey app icon for a home screen that doesn’t say what you’re counting. The first version focuses on the counter, slips and history so they are solid on day 1.
Join the waitlist. Five short emails at most, then the app on launch day.
We’ll send a confirmation link to your address. Click it, or the launch email can’t reach you.
We’ll write in late November if you asked to test, and in late December when it’s live. Meanwhile, follow the count at @stillcount.