Hangover Free: Sober Tracker

Lolo Studios

In-app purchases

About this app

Hangover Free is a sober day counter and alcohol tracker for people who are done
with hangovers. Track sober days, build your streak, see the money saved — private,
on your device, no account required.

It's for anyone who's decided drinking just isn't worth it anymore — the hangovers
that cost you the whole weekend, the anxiety the next morning. No steps, no chips,
no labels. Just your alcohol-free days counting up, your reasons saved, and the
money and time you get back.

⏱️ SOBER DAY COUNTER
• One-tap daily check-in to build your sober streak
• Sober days shown in hours, days, weeks, months
• Best streak always saved — a slip never erases your progress
• Calendar view of your whole alcohol-free journey
• Home screen widget

💭 YOUR REASONS, WHEN YOU NEED THEM
• Write why you're doing this in your own words
• Your reasons resurface at milestones and hard moments
• "Talk me out of it" — a 90-second pause that shows you what tomorrow feels like
• Private journal, on your device

💰 WHAT YOU GET BACK
• Money saved, tracked automatically
• Weekends reclaimed — the hours you're not spending hungover
• Health timeline: sleep, skin, resting heart rate, energy
• Mood check-ins and trends, so the payoff becomes visible

🔒 PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No account. No login. No sign-up.
• Works fully offline
• Your entries, reasons and letters never leave your phone
• Anonymous feature counts only, and you can switch them off
• No ads, no profile, no tracking across apps
• Export and import your own data anytime

🎨 CALM, NOT CLINICAL
• Warm, quiet design — light and dark mode
• Several themes
• Nothing that looks like a hospital or a leaderboard

Whether you're doing Dry January, Dry July, a sober month, or just quietly cutting
alcohol out for good — Hangover Free counts the days with you.

Free to use. One-time upgrade, price shown up front, no surprise charges.

Hangover Free is not a medical or treatment service. If you think you may be
dependent on alcohol, please talk to a doctor.

What’s new

Small improvements