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About Anger Management - Cooldown

Cooldown is a premium, offline-first anger management tool designed to help you manage anger in real-time and track patterns over time. Unlike other apps that lock features behind subscriptions or harvest your data, Cooldown gives you everything upfront—no ads, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases. Pay once, own everything. ▸ WHY COOLDOWN? Most anger management apps frustrate users with paywalls, fake AI chatbots, and privacy concerns. Cooldown is different: • One-time purchase — All features unlocked forever • 100% offline — Works without internet, even in a tunnel • Complete privacy — All data stays on your device. No tracking, no analytics, no cloud sync • Evidence-based — Built on CBT and acceptance techniques proven by research ▸ SOS MODE — WHEN YOU'RE ANGRY RIGHT NOW Big SOS button always visible. Choose quick relief (30-60 seconds) or guided exercises (5+ minutes): Quick Relief: • Countdown from 10 with calming color fade • Quick Calming Breath (30 seconds) • 5-4-3-2-1 Grounding technique Guided Exercises: • Box Breathing (4-4-4-4) • 4-7-8 Breathing for deep relaxation • Progressive Muscle Relaxation • Cognitive Reframing prompts Each exercise features visual breathing guides, optional haptic feedback, and smooth animations to help you regain calm. ▸ LOGGING & TRACKING Flexible logging for before, during, or after an episode: • Rate intensity (1-10) • Select triggers (Work, Family, Traffic, Money, Health, Relationships, and custom categories) • Track what techniques helped • Add notes for reflection ▸ INSIGHTS & ANALYTICS See your patterns clearly: • Weekly anger frequency • Most common triggers • Which techniques work best for you • Average intensity over time All analytics processed locally on your device. ▸ LEARN — UNDERSTAND YOUR ANGER Quick Tips (30-second reads): • Why counting to 10 actually works • The 90-second emotion rule • Why venting doesn't help (science says so) • How sleep and hunger affect anger Deep Dives (5-minute articles): • Understanding the anger cycle • CBT fundamentals for anger • Common cognitive distortions • When to seek professional help ▸ PREMIUM, CALM DESIGN • Soothing sage green color palette • Clean, minimal interface • Dark mode support • No distracting gamification • No hollow streaks or badges ▸ BUILT FOR PRIVACY Cooldown stores everything locally using SQLite. We have no servers, collect no data, and have no way to see your information. When you delete the app, your data is gone forever. ▸ WHAT COOLDOWN IS NOT • Not a replacement for professional therapy • Not a crisis intervention tool • Not for severe anger disorders If you're experiencing serious anger issues, please consult a licensed mental health professional. — Cooldown: Because you deserve a tool that actually helps, without the frustration of paywalls and fake AI.

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated June 3, 2026

Minor app improvements

App privacy

The developer, Mobin Akhter, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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