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Mode Zero: Sobriety Tracker

Mode Zero: Sobriety Tracker

Quit Anything. Track Recovery.

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 1, 2026
  • August 18, 2026

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ModeZero LLC
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A calm and focused recovery tracker to help you quit any habit, from substances to behaviors. It provides clear metrics on clean time, savings, and health improvements without pressure or shame. Track your progress with a daily pledge, journal, and milestone achievements.

✓Track clean time to the second
✓Monitor physical and mental health improvements
✓Calculate savings from quitting habits
✓Daily pledge and streak history
✓Personal journal for reflections
✓Milestone achievements and bonus content
✓Optional shareable progress cards
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What's New in Mode Zero

1.0.5

August 18, 2026

General App Improvements.

Subscription plans

Pro | Monthly

Full sobriety tracking & insights. Monthly renewal.

$4.991 Month
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User reviews

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High cost for low quality

They let you set up an entire account then force you into a monthly or yearly subscription. It’s simply a day tracker with few other benefits. There are plenty of similar apps with lower to no cost doing the same thing. It’s really discouraging when a company thinks their product is gold when it’s more accurately compared to dirt.
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Helped me achieve greatness

Tracking my sobriety has been a blessing for me! Having something like this to hold me accountable has helped me tremendously in adhering to my sobriety protocol.
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Love the app

Started using the app for a few days and love the habit tracking and seeing my sobriety tracker and savings
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FAQ

What can I quit using Mode Zero?

Mode Zero is designed to help you quit a wide range of habits, including alcohol, nicotine, cannabis, other drugs, sugar, caffeine, gambling, social media, or any other habit you define yourself. Each tracked habit comes with its own recovery metrics and savings tracker.

Does Mode Zero have ads?

No, Mode Zero does not contain advertisements. The app is designed to provide a calm and focused experience without any disruptive ads.

What are the subscription options for Mode Zero?

Mode Zero offers a Pro subscription with monthly and yearly plans. The monthly plan is $4.99/month, and the yearly plan is $29.99/year. The yearly plan includes a 3-day free trial.

How does Mode Zero handle slips or relapses?

If you slip, Mode Zero's Compassionate Protocol resets your streak cleanly, slightly decays your metrics without a full reset, and allows you to move forward without shame. The focus is on continued progress rather than starting over from zero.

What kind of health metrics does Mode Zero track?

Mode Zero tracks real biological improvements as you stay clean, such as attention span, sleep quality, melatonin release, dopamine baseline, social anxiety, and circadian rhythm. These metrics fill toward 100% as you progress.

Is Mode Zero available on multiple devices?

Based on the provided data, Mode Zero is currently supported on iPhone. Information regarding availability on other platforms like Android or tablets is not specified.

How often is Mode Zero updated?

The latest version of Mode Zero is 1.0.2, which was last updated on June 4, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting the app is actively maintained.

What is the age rating for Mode Zero?

Mode Zero has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for mature audiences. This is likely due to the sensitive nature of addiction and recovery.