nomo - Sobriety Clocks

Parker Stech

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About this app

Hi! My name is Parker. I'm not a company. I'm just a guy in recovery who made Nomo as a tool to keep me on track and motivated. Nomo is short for, "No More". It's a passion project of mine and I hope it helps you as much as it has been helping me!

If you're looking for a simple clock that can track the number of days you've been sober/clean/etc, then Nomo is perfect for you. You can create as many clocks as you need for any hurts, habits, or hang ups. Your clocks are completely private by default and will count those days for you.

If you're looking for something more, just check under the hood. Nomo has tons of optional features like an encouragement wall from the community, accountability partner searching, clock sharing, private messaging with partners, milestone awards, journaling, little games/exercises to help you refocus when you're tempted, and tons more!

What makes Nomo so great?

• Create as many sobriety clocks as you need

• Find accountability parters!

• Share selected clocks with accountability partners

• Send a notification to partners when you're feeling tempted

• Send/Receive notifications when a clock has been reset

• Get a detailed breakdown of your progress down to the minute

• See how much money you've saved by not supporting your habit

• Earn chips when you reach certain milestones in your recovery

• Submit and read encouragements from the community

• View all of your chips at once to keep you encouraged

• Tap the “check in” button on your shared clocks to show accountability partners that you’re active in your sobriety

• Mini-distraction exercises to help you refocus when you’re feeling tempted

• Prevent someone from accessing your Nomo app with a secure PIN and/or Biometrics.

Nomo is perfect for anyone recovering from any kind of hurt, habit, or hangup. I hope it’s a valuable tool for you in your recovery.

Ratings and reviews

Great app! It doesn't have as many features as other habit apps, but if you are logging the days (or hours, money spent, calories, etc.) of your bad habit, it's wonderful! There's also an online community you can be a part of. It's not as popular or as developed as Facebook, but it works for this cause. I would not recommend for adding in new healthy habits. There's no option to mark which days you did or did not do something; there's only a clock running which assumes you don't miss days.

I love the idea of this app. It is very useful and exactly what I was looking for. But it is very easy to misclick, it is not intuitive to navigate. I logged myself out on accident but because I set a pin I can no longer log into the app. It looks like the only way to get back in is to make a new account. I type in my username and it prompts me to use my pin and then says my pin is incorrect and I cannot get back to the screen to enter my password.

Sorry, I hear great things about the iOS app, but this just is too frustrating to use for me. It doesn't work well with my autofill service (LastPass), and long-press-for-edit-menu doesn't work in the text entry fields so it's hard to paste. Last straw was that the time entry isn't standard and you can just change it by advancing 1 minute at a time. This would all have to be fixed before I would use it.

What’s new

If the app isn't loading. Delete it and reinstall it. Sorry for the hassle.
As always, please contact me ([e-mail]) if you find any bugs.
In this version, I fixed the notifications, as well as a bug that caused the app to hang while signing in.