Icky: No Contact Tracker & Ick
Breakup Recovery & Glow Up
About
This app guides users through post-breakup recovery with daily reflections, a no-contact tracker, and journaling tools. It offers coping mechanisms for triggers and helps rebuild confidence and self-love.
What's New in Icky
1.11.918
September 18, 2026
Ick is now Icky: same app, same streak, a new name on your home screen. Signing in now works on the first tap, and a small animated heart greets you on your first day. Also new: a gentle evening check-in and a heads-up before your next no-contact milestone, so your streak stays on track. Plus stability improvements and bug fixes. Enjoying Icky? Tap the stars and leave a review, every rating helps.
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Ick Weekly
1 week of full Ick app access
Developer apps
FAQ
Does Ick have ads?
No, Ick is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted user experience focused on recovery.
What are the subscription options for Ick?
Ick offers weekly ($4.99), monthly ($11.99), and yearly ($59.99) subscription plans to access its full features.
How does Ick help with no contact?
Ick provides a dedicated tracker to help you stay accountable, measure your progress, and celebrate milestones in maintaining no contact.
Can Ick be used on devices other than iPhone?
Ick is currently supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, as indicated by its platform compatibility.
What is the age rating for Ick?
Ick has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for younger users seeking support with emotional processing.
How often is Ick updated?
The app was last updated on January 16, 2026, with version 1.0.1, suggesting regular maintenance and potential feature additions.
What kind of support does Ick offer for emotional processing?
Ick provides daily structured reflections, prompts, and guided journaling tools to help users process emotions healthily and gain clarity.
Does Ick offer medical advice?
No, Ick is intended for general wellness and self-care purposes only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
