Cleanmark – Quit Day Counter

Cleanmark counts the time since you quit — and puts that number where you will
see it all day: your home screen.

THE WIDGET IS THE POINT
Quitting is hardest in the moments you forget why you started. Cleanmark keeps
the answer in front of you. Drop a widget on your home screen and your clean
days are simply there every time you unlock your phone — with a live clock
ticking the hours, minutes and seconds of today. The day count goes up on its
own every 24 hours, even if you never open the app.

QUIT MORE THAN ONE THING
Smoking, alcohol, sugar, gaming, social media — or anything you name yourself.
Track as many habits as you want, each with its own counter.

START IN UNDER 30 SECONDS
Pick a habit, tap when you stopped ("Just now", "This morning", "Yesterday" or
any time you choose), and you are done. Cleanmark then offers to put the
widget on your home screen for you.

SEE WHAT YOU HAVE WON BACK
Tell Cleanmark what the habit cost you each day and it shows the money you
have saved — updated live, to the cent. For smoking and drinking it also counts
the cigarettes or drinks you did not have.

CELEBRATE EVERY MILESTONE
1 day, 3 days, 1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, 2 months, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year —
and every year after that. A progress bar shows how close the next one is, and
you can choose to get a notification the moment you reach it.

SLIPPED? START AGAIN.
Relapse happens. When you tap "I relapsed", Cleanmark first shows you the
reason you wrote down when you quit. If you still reset, the counter starts
again from zero — but your history stays: your best streak, your total clean
time and every attempt are kept.

MAKE IT YOURS
Dark, light and gradient widget styles, or your own photo behind the number
(Pro). Small square and wide widgets.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
What you are quitting is nobody else's business.
• Works fully offline — the app does not request internet access at all
• No account, no sign-up, no email
• No ads, no tracking, no analytics
• Everything stays on your phone

Cleanmark is a personal tracker. It is not a medical device and does not give
medical advice. If you are quitting alcohol or other substances, talk to a
doctor — withdrawal can be dangerous.