Nomo -  Sobriety Clocks

Nomo - Sobriety Clocks

Say nomo to your addictions!

16K ratings
1188 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 9, 2012
  • September 17, 2026

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Track your sobriety journey with customizable clocks for any habit or addiction. Connect with a supportive community, find accountability partners, and access tools to help you stay on track. Features include progress tracking, milestone awards, and distraction exercises.

Customizable sobriety clocks
Accountability partner search
Community encouragement wall
Milestone awards and chips
Journaling and progress breakdown
Distraction exercises
PIN and biometric security
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What's New in Nomo

8.1.6

September 17, 2026

- Rebuilt the whole app natively for iOS — it's faster and lighter than the old version - New Inventory section for a morning and evening daily check-in - Added a couple of new Refocus exercises for when you're fighting a craving - You can now sign in with Apple or Google - Now translated into 9 languages - Redesigned the clock and milestone token pages - Fixed the app not launching on the newest iPhones and iOS versions Thanks for using my app!

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User reviews

Amazing App

You are doing a great service is this era of money grabbing by maintaining this app and letting users use it for free.

awesome!

I think the app is going good for me so far! I hope I don’t give up like all the other times though ~_~. I’ll try my hardest!!

Helpful

Nice

Somthing

Better then most of these apps I can say 🙏

Awesome tool

I use this every day in my sobriety journey and love it

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Notifications not working properly

Bug

Clocks disappearing or resetting unexpectedly

Bug

App freezing or crashing on launch

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add dark mode option

Feature

Improve accountability partner feature

Feature

Integrate more recovery resources

Feature

Add home screen widget for quick access

Feature

Enhance data visualization and analytics

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FAQ

What does Nomo do?

Nomo is a sobriety clock application designed to help users track their progress in recovery from various addictions and habits. It allows users to create multiple customizable clocks for different challenges and provides tools for motivation and accountability.

What are the key features of Nomo?

Key features include the ability to create unlimited sobriety clocks, find and connect with accountability partners, share progress, receive notifications for temptations, earn milestone awards, journal entries, and access mini-distraction exercises. It also offers detailed progress breakdowns and financial savings tracking.

Is Nomo free to use?

The application is free to download and use, offering core tracking functionalities. While the description mentions 'tons of optional features' and 'in-app purchases' are indicated, the exact nature of these purchases is not detailed, suggesting a freemium model.

What kind of addictions can Nomo track?

Nomo is designed to track a wide range of 'hurts, habits, or hang-ups,' including but not limited to alcohol, drugs, smoking, gambling, pornography, social media, and anger. Users can create custom clocks for any behavior they wish to overcome.

How does Nomo help with accountability?

Nomo facilitates accountability through features like finding accountability partners, sharing selected clocks with them, and sending notifications when feeling tempted. Users can also 'check in' on shared clocks to show their partners they are actively engaged in their sobriety.