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About Moving On App

Ready to stop the cycle of checking your ex's profiles? Moving On provides the support you need to break free and focus on your own growth — now with shareable achievement cards to celebrate every step toward emotional freedom. ■ What's New in v1.2.0 • Share Your Healing Milestones: Streak and badge cards designed for Stories, Threads, Line • Card visuals honor each achievement — your growth, not a billboard • Share when you're ready from the home screen, milestone popup, or badge collection ■ Why Moving On? • Personalized Healing: Your unique triggers mapped to actionable strategies • Emergency Support: 90-second intervention when the urge to check strikes • Daily Victories: Celebrate each day of choosing yourself with badges — and share them when you want to • Smart Reminders: Gentle nudges during vulnerable times (late nights, anniversaries) • Progress Visualization: See your journey toward emotional freedom in your badge collection ■ Features That Support Your Healing • Beautiful streak counter for no-checking days • If-Then plans for trigger moments (lonely evenings, seeing mutual friends) • Alternative activities when urges arise • Evening check-ins that honor your feelings • Complete privacy — your healing journey is yours alone ■ More Than Just Not Checking • Reclaim mental space for new experiences • Build genuine self-worth independent of the past • Create healthy boundaries with social media • Develop emotional resilience • Open space for future connections ■ The Psychology of Moving Forward Each time you choose not to check, you're rewiring your brain's reward system. Moving On uses proven behavioral techniques to make this process gentle and sustainable — and now lets you share milestones on your own terms, when celebrating feels right. Your future is waiting. Start building it today. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 1.2.0 · Updated May 17, 2026

v1.2.0: Celebrate When You're Ready You've gone 30 days choosing yourself. That's worth marking. NEW FEATURE: • Achievement Share Cards - One-tap sharing of healing streaks and unlocked badges - Designed for Instagram Stories (9:16), works on Threads, X, Line, Messages - Card visuals adapt to each badge's gradient and the app theme - Always your call — sharing is opt-in, never automatic THREE WAYS TO SHARE: • Main screen header — share your current healing streak • Milestone unlock popup — celebrate the moment with people who matter • Badge collection wall — share any unlocked achievement, on your terms DESIGN NOTES: • Cards honor the badge and day count, not advertising your app • Dark backdrop keeps your achievement visually central • Hashtag (#ExDetoxChallenge) connects you with others on the same path • Nothing leaves your device until you tap share WHY SHARE? Healing is often private work. But milestones — Day 30, Day 60, Day 90 — are also turning points worth honoring out loud, especially with the people who've stood by you. This is celebrating, not announcing.

App privacy

The developer, ChihChuan Wang, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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