Therapy Tracker vs Urge Surfin

Many people sit down in therapy and go blank. You forget what happened during the week. You talk about what’s easiest—not what matters. You leave thinking, "I should have said that." Therapy Tracker helps you show up clearer. It gives you simple prompts at the right moments during your week, so you can: • capture what actually mattered • reflect on what stayed with you after a session • organise your thoughts before the next one No long journalling. No pressure to use it every day. Just a simple way to bring the right things into the room. Why people use it: • "I don’t sit there wondering where to start anymore" • "I actually say the thing I was avoiding" • "I remember what happened during the week" • "My sessions feel more focused" Private by design: Your reflections stay on your device. • No accounts • No cloud sync • No data sharing • No therapist access This is your space—nothing leaves your phone. What this isn’t: • Not therapy • Not a diagnostic tool • Not a symptom tracker It’s simply a tool to help you get more out of the time you already have. Walk into your next session knowing where to start.

Urge Surfin tracks one thing: how many days you've stayed clean. Choose the habit you need to quit. Start your count. When a craving hits, you have somewhere to go. Urge Surf — draf the surfer to stay balanced on a wave. Urge surfing is a real DBT technique: cravings peak and pass, usually within minutes. The game holds your attention while that happens. Box Breathing — a guided breathing exercise for when you need to come down fast. Four counts in, hold, out, hold. Clinically simple. Actually works. Track your clean days with honest timestamps. Log daily check-ins so you can see patterns, not just streaks. No grace days. No second chances built into the math. Just your real count.