Quitopotamus turns beating bad habits and addictions into a competitive game. Every week is a 7-game series. Each day without your bad habit is a W. Each slip is an L. Stay motivated and watch yourself improve.
Quitopotamus
Most habit apps wipe your progress after one bad day. Quitopotamus keeps score differently — one loss changes nothing except the comeback story.
A bad Wednesday doesn't ruin the whole week. You can still win 6–1.
Even a 3–4 week is 3 days you didn't give in. That's real. Over a month, 3–4 → 4–3 → 5–2 → 6–1 is an undeniable arc that no streak counter can show you.
Down 0–2 on Tuesday? The next 5 days are winnable and you can go 5–2. That's motivating.
Track habits. See your record. Get rid of your addictions and bad habits for good.
Quitopotamus
Every week is a 7-game series. No all-or-nothing pressure. Just a weekly record that resets at the start of each week.
Name the thing you want to quit — porn, weed, smoking, drinking, doom-scrolling, junk food. Whatever it is, Quitopotamus tracks it.
At the end of each day, mark it a W (clean day) or an L (gave in). That's it.
Watch your weekly scoreboard fill in. Each day is a game — go 7–0 and you've played a perfect series. Even 5–2 is real progress.
Your all-time record shows how far you've come. Go 7–0 and it feels incredible. Fight back from 0–3 and it feels like a championship.
See this week's W/L record at a glance. Sunday–Saturday, reset and go again.
Your cumulative wins and losses across every week, so you can see your long-term progress.
Optional end-of-day nudge so you never forget to log. No guilt — just awareness.
Track several habits at once, each with its own scoreboard and history.
Set a daily cost for your habit — in dollars, hours, or minutes. Watch your savings add up every clean day.
Set a Total Elimination goal to quit cold turkey, or a Reduction goal to do it less. Most habits don't need to be all-or-nothing.
1,000+ habits tracked and counting.
I've tried quitting porn more times than I can count. Every other app made me feel like a failure the second I slipped. With Quitopotamus I slipped on Thursday and still finished the week 5–2. That felt like winning.
I track weed, junk food, and doom-scrolling all at once. Each one has its own scoreboard. Some weeks I nail two of them and drop one, but I can see all three improving month over month. No other app has ever shown me that.
The weekly reset is everything. I smoked twice last week and instead of feeling like I ruined a solid streak, I just thought: okay, 5–2, not bad, do better this week. I've been cutting back for two months now.
I use it for drinking and porn. Two totally different habits, both getting better. Seeing the all-time record climb is genuinely motivating. It's proof that the work is adding up even when individual weeks are rough.
I set a daily cost for weed at $20 a day. Watching the amount saved go up is honestly more motivating than any streak counter. I've saved over $400 this month.
Other apps made me feel guilty. This one makes me feel like I'm playing a sport. Even a bad week is just a bad week. The record is still being written. I've gone from barely managing 2–5 weeks to regularly hitting 6–1.
Yes, free to download and use. The free tier lets you track one habit with full access to every feature. If you want to track more, you can upgrade to premium for $4.99/month, $33.99/year, or $99.99 once for lifetime access — all unlock unlimited habits.
Most apps give you a streak that resets to zero the moment you slip. Quitopotamus scores every week like a 7-game series. One bad day doesn't erase anything. You just try to win the next game. It works for minor habits and serious addictions alike — the score is honest either way.
You decide. At the end of each day, mark it a W if you stayed clean or an L if you gave in. There's no algorithm, no judgment. Just your honest call.
Never. A loss just becomes part of your record. Your all-time wins and losses are always there, showing the full picture of how far you've come.
You can choose. Set your week to start on Sunday or Monday in the app settings. Either way, a fresh 7-game series begins every week.
You can log or edit any past day, not just today. Tap any day in the weekly grid to toggle it. You can also use Quick Log to fill in a whole past week at once.
Yes. Each habit gets its own scoreboard, history, and all-time record. Track as many as you want, each completely independent.
Set your habit to Reduction mode instead of Total Elimination. It's built for people who want to do something less, not necessarily never again.
Yes, at any time from the Account tab. Deleting your account permanently removes all your data within 30 days. No hoops to jump through.