Sobo: Sober Best Friend

Sobo: Sober Best Friend

by Grata Health

433 ratings
79 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 21, 2025
  • August 26, 2026

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This app supports individuals on their recovery journey from addiction. It helps manage cravings and stress through daily reflections, mood tracking, and journaling. Celebrate progress and stay accountable in a judgment-free environment.

Sobriety streak tracking
Mood and stress logging
Daily journaling
Craving support
Recovery reflection
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What's New in Sobo

1.5.53

August 26, 2026

Improved subscription paywall reliability, purchase and restore handling, and overall app stability.

Subscription plans

Sobo Pro

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$99.991 Year
7 Days trial
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User reviews

Good

It’s amazing for self care and love but it’s glitchy when it comes to the village and buying furniture and stuff

Has so much potential

I don’t think I’ve ever reviewed an app before. I want to love this app so bad. It has a lot of potential to be great. But it’s just SO GLITCHY! 1. There’s a “Village” feature that seems awesome, but I wouldn’t know because the app crashes any time you open it. 2. The AI chat is one thing (more on that later..) but to have bots posting & commenting in the community is just insane and gross 3. The AI chat is helpful except it’s limited to only 25 messages or something. Plus, the chat stopped giving me summary “letters” after a week of sobriety which was a huge bummer because I actually benefitted from those. 4. The AI is programmed in a way to speak like a 14yo boy (says “fr” after every sentence) and just responds with “I’m always here for you” when you come to it with something… the app needs a HUGE update and then maybe I’ll redownload it. Bummer.
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Update = major bummer

It appears the feature to redeem real gift cards has been entirely discarded, which is a huge bummer and was a major motivator and incentive for staying clean. Now that that is gone, the app has lost me.

Disappointed (pay to use)

I was looking for help to have a daily reminder and check in with my drug use. You basically have to pay to use the app. That’s terrible I thought it was free for people that actually need help. I thought this app was meant to help people.

Text limit are harmful

I used to love this app i could get actual help but the text limits made me relapse cause i dont have anyone to share waht i feel so instead of getting tips i just smoke cause sobo dont wanna talk anymore

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FAQ

What does Sobo do?

Sobo acts as a sober best friend, supporting your recovery journey. It helps you manage cravings and stress through daily reflections, mood tracking, and journaling, all within a safe and judgment-free space.

What are the key features of Sobo?

Key features include tracking your sobriety streak, logging your mood and stress levels, and journaling your thoughts. It provides encouragement and structure to help you stay on track with your recovery.

Is Sobo free to use?

Yes, the application is free to use. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements, providing a completely free experience for users.

What types of addiction does Sobo support?

Sobo is built for individuals overcoming addiction to a variety of substances, including alcohol, opioids, and stimulants. It also supports recovery from behavioral addictions such as gambling.

How does Sobo help with cravings and stress?

The app supports you through cravings and stress by offering a space for daily reflections and journaling. By tracking your mood and stress, you can gain insights and develop coping strategies to manage these challenges during your recovery.