Sugar Free Streak

Sugar Free Streak turns cutting sugar into one small daily question: did you stay sugar-free today? Answer it, and your streak grows. That's the whole app. HOW IT WORKS Each day you log one check-in — sugar-free, or a relapse. Your current streak and your all-time longest sit at the top of the home screen, with the past week beside them so you can see how it's going at a glance. Skipping a day counts. A day you never logged breaks the streak the same way a relapse does, because a day you didn't confirm isn't a day you can claim. It keeps the number honest, which is the only thing that makes it worth watching. MILESTONES The app counts you towards 7, 14, 30 and 60 days, with a progress bar showing how far into the current stretch you are. Reach one and you get a note written for that specific moment — day 3 reads differently from day 30. YOUR HISTORY A month calendar colours every day by what happened: sugar-free, relapse, or missed. Below it you'll find how many clean days you've had this month, what share of the month that is, and your three longest runs of all time — plus the one you're on right now. DAILY REMINDER Pick a time and the app nudges you once a day (8:00 PM by default). If you've already logged, it stays quiet. You can check in straight from the notification without opening the app, and an Undo button sits on the confirmation — a mis-tap in the notification shade should never be able to wipe a long streak. EXPORT YOUR DATA Take your history out as CSV or JSON, for all time, this year, or this month. The CSV numbers each sugar-free day within its own run, so a spreadsheet can tell you "this was day 12". The JSON is a complete backup. PRIVATE BY DESIGN There is no account, no sign-up and no sync. The app requests no internet permission at all — your check-ins cannot leave your phone. No ads, no trackers, no analytics. ALSO • Light, dark, or follow your system theme • Weeks start on Monday • Works fully offline • Free, with nothing to unlock Sugar Free Streak isn't a diet plan and won't tell you what to eat. It keeps count, honestly, and asks you once a day.