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This app provides a structured 90-day program to help adults stop drinking. It offers daily lessons, personalized plans, and tools like an SOS button for urges, blockers, and accountability features.
1.0.13
October 7, 2026
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The Quit Drinking app offers a 90-day program with one three-minute lesson per day. These lessons utilize cognitive-behavioral tools to help users manage urges, identify triggers, and build new habits.
No, the Quit Drinking app does not contain advertisements. It is a subscription-based service focused on providing a focused user experience for recovery.
The SOS button is designed for moments of intense craving. Tapping it activates a breathing exercise, displays saved money and days sober, offers personalized reminders, and provides games to help pass the time an urge typically lasts.
Quit Drinking provides blockers for alcohol-delivery and online-liquor websites in Safari. It also integrates with Screen Time to block specific apps and includes a 72-hour delay before any block can be deactivated.
The app was last updated on October 7, 2026, indicating regular maintenance and potential feature enhancements. The latest version is 1.0.13.
Quit Drinking Pro is available as an annual, 3-month, or monthly subscription. Payments are processed through your Apple ID, and subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours prior to the current period's end.
Yes, the app features an accountability partner option. You can choose to share your progress with one person who can provide support and encouragement when you need it.
The Quit Drinking app is intended for adults aged 21 and older. It also advises users who have been drinking heavily daily to consult a doctor before stopping suddenly due to potential withdrawal risks.