Iron Will Lite: Quit addiction
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4.8star
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About this app
Iron Will is an simple app designed for people who want to try change their lives.
The app consists of simple and not over complicated counter, history where you can see your failed attempts and a widget so you can constantly see your progress on a home-screen of your phone. There is also lots of quotes which will keep you motivated during your journey.
Each time you reset counter you can put a note to the history, so you can later analyse your failed attempts.
The app consists of simple and not over complicated counter, history where you can see your failed attempts and a widget so you can constantly see your progress on a home-screen of your phone. There is also lots of quotes which will keep you motivated during your journey.
Each time you reset counter you can put a note to the history, so you can later analyse your failed attempts.
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Ratings and reviews
4.8
22.8K reviews
Ethan Sprague
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February 26, 2024
Very simple, and it does everything I desire. I would like multiple timers for different addictions, but regardless I am extremely grateful for this app. It helped motivate me to quit when I was at my worst and every day that past made it easier to convince myself to push forward. For a simple app that is basically a timer with motivational quotes you leave, it is an amazing thing to have
15 people found this review helpful
Paul Dority
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August 11, 2021
Its a simple app, but it helps you forget how many days you have gone without a particular vice. It doesn't have labels (outside notes you write when you have to reset), there are no notifications, its just always there in the background for you to check when you forget or when you slip on your journey to break a habit. Just be honest with yourself, reset it when you fail and then take note of the differences in the length between the times you slip up.
303 people found this review helpful
Anthony Everett
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December 27, 2020
Simple, straightforward interface, no nonsense, no fluff. Might could do with some more customization options but I find it to be an effective, unobtrusive reminder that gets the job done without a lot of needless reminders, pop up notifications, or gimmicky "oh boy, you get twenty eldergems on your quest o' Hero of conquering addictions! Don't forget to like us on Facebook and tell all your friends about us!"
258 people found this review helpful
What's new
*minor improvements
