This app helps you pause compulsive urges by providing a personalized vault of meaningful content. When a craving strikes, a single tap triggers a calming, cinematic break session to reinforce your reasons for quitting. It offers educational resources and tracks progress without guilt.
1.4.0
September 6, 2026
Cut back to what works. • A panic button on the blocked screen — a minute of box breathing, four equal sides • Every plan on one sheet: yearly, monthly, and a one-time Lifetime that never renews • Fixed: allowing Screen Time could be read as refusing it, so nothing got blocked • Bigger type on every button, and the step-one screen says what the block covers • A new icon
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StopMe is a Health & Fitness app designed to help users pause compulsive urges. It utilizes a personalized vault of photos and voice recordings to create a brief, cinematic break session when a craving strikes.
StopMe can assist with a variety of compulsive urges, including quitting smoking, vaping, cutting back on drinking, reducing doom scrolling, overeating, impulse shopping, and other compulsive habits.
During setup, you build a personal vault with photos and voice recordings. When an urge hits, tapping the StopMe button launches a ~60-second session that plays your vault content, reminding you of your reasons to stop.
StopMe offers a free trial with the first session. After that, users can choose from subscription or lifetime access options available through the App Store. Monthly subscriptions are $9.99 and annual subscriptions are $39.99.
No, StopMe is built to be ad-free. The app intentionally avoids advertisements to provide a calm and focused experience for users.
Yes, you can cancel your StopMe subscription at any time through your App Store subscription settings. This ensures flexibility for users managing their subscriptions.
StopMe is currently supported on iPhone. The app was last updated on June 19, 2026, with version 1.1.1.
Yes, StopMe prioritizes user privacy. Your photos and voice recordings are stored locally on your device, and your vault data remains personal and private.
