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Quit90: the quit porn app built for 1am

Most quit porn apps count your streak. Quit90 is built for the moment you'd break it: late at night, phone in hand.

What's inside

Why 90 days

In one study, a new daily habit took a median of 66 days to feel automatic. For some people 18 days, for others over 200. Not 21.[1] Missing a single day did not ruin habit building in the study. One slip is not the end. What you do the next day counts.[1]

Why it works in the moment

Urges rise, peak and fall like a wave. In one study, smokers taught to watch the urge instead of fighting it smoked less over the next week.[2] If-then plans work. Across 94 studies, people who decided 'if X happens, I will do Y' reached their goals clearly more often.[3]

Private by design

What you browse is never sent to us. Teens (13+) get everything except the community, so they never chat with adults.

Price

The quiz, your result and the Panic Button are free. The full plan, blocker and games are Premium, with a free trial; you see the price in the app before you pay. Compare: best quit porn apps.

Questions

What is the best app to quit porn?

Look for a blocker that's hard to switch off in a weak moment, help when an urge hits, privacy, sourced facts and a clear price. Quit90 is built around those: a blocker you switch off only by typing a long promise, a Panic Button, a 90-day plan and a free version.

Is Quit90 free?

The quiz, your result and the Panic Button are free. The full 90-day plan, blocker and games are Premium, a subscription with a free trial.

Want a plan instead of willpower? Quit90 builds your 90-day plan and shows your quit date.

Sources

  1. Lally P, van Jaarsveld CHM, Potts HWW, Wardle J (2010). How are habits formed: Modelling habit formation in the real world. European Journal of Social Psychology 40(6):998-1009. onlinelibrary.wiley.com
  2. Bowen S, Marlatt A (2009). Surfing the urge: Brief mindfulness-based intervention for college student smokers. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors 23(4):666-671. www.semanticscholar.org
  3. Gollwitzer PM, Sheeran P (2006). Implementation intentions and goal achievement: A meta-analysis of effects and processes. Advances in Experimental Social Psychology 38:69-119. kops.uni-konstanz.de