Reboot - Overcome Porn

Reboot Your Life

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About this app

Maybe this app is all you need to stop watching porn!

"Reboot" is the process of abstaining from pornography to overcome sexual addictions. By allowing the porn addicted brain to unplug from pornography, much of the damage inflicted by heavy pornography use will be repaired. This is almost like restoring your brain to “factory settings” – hence, a reboot.

The "Reboot" app is based on the learnings of those who were able to conquer internet porn addiction. The main problem is that your brain thinks that porn is good. The app's mission is to gradually change that. At the end, your brain will see porn as it really is, ugly, disgusting and destructive.

We guarantee your privacy, none of your data ever leave your phone.

- The app starts by measuring your level of pornography addiction.
- Every day has a new set of challenges, the app tries to help you by providing daily messages that match the recovery phase you're going through.
- You can measure your progress through a set of counters.
- Challenge helps break down the journey into smaller tasks that are easier to achieve.
- It's expected that you'll go through some tough days, "HELP" button is here for you!
- Dynamic set of tools like exercise, quote, choose your life…and many more.

The app is currently free due to the hardships and temptations facing the world.

Also available on iphone/ipad.

Ratings and reviews

Very helpful; however it would be nice to be warned at the beginning that this is a free trial, and that there are no free features available after the trial ends. I'm not upset that it's not free, but when someone is relying on a tool to help cure addictive behavior and suddenly the tool disappears without warning, the temptation to fall back on that addictive behavior obviously sets in at once. A little for knowledge that the tool will eventually be disappearing would help alleviate the shock when it does. Please consider updating the app accordingly.

This app was really helpful, but have no warning of it being a free trial. As others have said, if you have someone relying on a tool to keep themselves off of an addiction, taking it away without warning could seriously damage their progress. I would've been happy to make a one time payment or use the app with ads if I was informed before-hand, but when you don't tell your users that it's not forever, it might hurt the app.

This app is the pretty good and contains some useful tools. One problem is that I could leave it indefinitely and it would count days as if I succeeded. If you dont check in it counts as a win, this should be disabled because you have to keep resetting it, which is annoying. It also gives the illusion that your doing well even if you are not.

What’s new

Due to increased hardships and temptations, offering the app for free