Stronger Days: Streak & Reset Live

Trying to quit masturbation or stop watching porn for good? Stronger Days is a private streak tracker for your NoFap and quit-porn journey. Every clean day grows your tree. If you slip, you simply start again: no shame, no red warnings, no lecture. Made for adults whose relationship with porn or masturbation has become unhealthy or compulsive: you want to cut back or stop, but it keeps getting the better of you. Whether you are on day 1 of a reboot, chasing 90 days or rebuilding after a relapse, a simple day counter, quick help when an urge hits and a way to understand your triggers are what most people in porn addiction recovery and self-improvement communities ask for. That is what this app is built around. WHAT YOU GET • Streak as a tree: watch your progress grow instead of staring at a dry number • SOS button for strong urges: a guided breathing exercise and a small task to help you ride it out • Journal: log your mood and triggers like boredom, stress or late nights, and spot patterns before they lead to a relapse • Badges and levels for every milestone • Accountability partner: message someone you trust when you need support • Home screen widget, discreet reminders and biometric app lock • Optional leaderboard with a name you choose (never your real one) PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your streak, journal and mood stay on your device. No ads, no cross-app tracking. Usage data and crash reports are only sent if you agree, and you can delete all your data in the app at any time. IMPORTANT HEALTH NOTICE Stronger Days is a self-help tool for people aged 18 and over who want to change a habit they experience as unhealthy or out of their control. It does not claim that sexuality or masturbation is harmful or wrong in itself. If this does not describe you, this app is probably not for you. It is not a medical device, does not diagnose, treat or cure any condition, and is no substitute for professional medical, psychological or therapeutic advice. If your porn use feels out of control, or you are dealing with anxiety, depression or thoughts of self-harm, please talk to a doctor, therapist or a local support service. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.