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Your journey
What can change over time
- Finding your feet
- Better sleep
- Steadier mood
Sobriety tracker for iPhone
Outpost counts every day you stay sober and helps you ride out a craving when it hits. Nothing leaves your phone.
Getting early access needs JavaScript. You can also email support@outpostsober.app with “Waitlist” as the subject.
Day one counts
From 7 pm, Home asks “Did you drink today?” Answer, and the count takes care of itself. Today is day one. Tomorrow is day two.
No or Yes. One tap, and a reminder at a time you pick if you forget.
Forgot last night? Next time you open Outpost, Home asks about yesterday, and any other day you missed this past week, oldest first.
A walk, an early night, a friend. Tap what got you through, or add your own.
Days 1 to 30 each have their own note on what many people notice around then.
Sunday · Day 8
Try it. This is the check-in from the app. Nothing here is saved.
Seven sober days so far. Answer No and tonight makes eight.
Stayed sober today
Pick anything that got you through. It stays on this phone.
Stayed sober today
Mood can still swing. A lot of people find it settles sooner than it did a few days ago.
Day 8 · 6 days to two weeks
What happened?
Day one starts again tomorrow. The walk so far doesn’t disappear.
Your 41 days on the trail still count, and your locations stay yours. A note for this day, if you want one.
When a craving hits
Cravings tend to rise, peak and fade, like a wave. Tap Hard moment on Home and Outpost starts a ten-minute timer with a slow breathing guide: in for four, out for six. You notice the craving without acting on it, and watch it pass.
Hard moment and Get help stay free for everyone, even after the trial.
Hard moment
Ten minutes, breathing slowly. Notice the craving without acting on it.
One week
The Route tab lays out five outposts on one dotted trail: one week, two weeks, one month, three months, six months. Each one has its date, a slim bar and the days to go. Reach one after an evening check-in and it gets its own moment, and a card to share if you want to.
The Guidebook
Forty short reads on sleep, mood, cravings, nights out, telling people and getting support, each a few minutes long. The Guidebook opens on what many people notice around the day you’re on, and health facts link to their sources, including the NHS, the World Health Organization and Cancer Research UK.
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What can change over time
10reads
Facts, effects and recovery
10reads
Cravings, triggers and what helps
9reads
Evenings, people and occasions
4reads
Doctors, medicines and groups
40reads
General information in plain language, never medical advice. The readings on the first days and on stopping safely say it plainly: if you drink heavily, talk to a doctor before you stop.
Two weeks
Home sits on a painting. Two come with the app and follow your phone: sunrise by day, the night lake after dark. More are earned at outposts. They unlock by your longest streak, so a slip never takes one away.




Home’s Next location card shows the next one, blurred, with the days to go.
One month
Home
Sober for, the day count in a serif, one line about what’s next. The check-in sits right under it, and your money saved is a card below.

Widgets
Put your sober days on your Home Screen, on your painting, with the climb to the next outpost and the money you’ve kept. On the lock screen it’s discreet by default, “Day 12 on the trail”, unless you choose to say sober.
Home Screen · small and medium
Day 12 on the trail
9:41
Lock screen · circular, rectangular and inline
Three months
Tell Outpost roughly how many drinks a typical week held, and what one cost. It spreads that over every sober day, earlier streaks included, so a slip doesn’t wipe it. The currency comes from your phone’s region and stays put.
Six months
Turn on Encouragement and Outpost plans a few quiet notes ahead: a morning line with your day count, a nudge the night before an outpost, and a Sunday recap. They’re local notifications, written on the phone. Nothing is sent from a server.
8:00 am
Two weeks tomorrow. One more day.
6:30 pm, the eve of an outpost
Tomorrow is One month. You’re nearly there.
Sunday, 6:00 pm
Day 21. About £216 kept since day one. See your week.
Get help is always one tap from Settings and the Guidebook: emergency advice and free helplines for your region. Stopping heavy drinking suddenly can be dangerous, so talk to a doctor first.
Personal means personal
Your start date, check-ins, notes, plans and spending live in a small database on your iPhone. There’s no Outpost account, and the app doesn’t talk to an Outpost server, so there’s nothing of yours for us to read, lose or sell. Turn on Lock with Face ID and nobody else can open it either.
Subscriptions go through Apple, and RevenueCat checks them with an anonymous id. Neither sees your notes or your days. The waitlist on this site keeps only your email, until the launch offer ends. Read the privacy policy.
7 days free
Every plan unlocks all of Outpost. Monthly and yearly start with a free week; cancel in the App Store before it ends and you won’t be charged. Hard moment and Get help stay free for everyone.
a month, after 7 days free
a year, about £6.67 a month
once, for the life of the app
UK prices. The App Store shows the price in your currency before you confirm.
Questions
Calendar days from your start date through today, counting today. A start date of today is day one. It moves at local midnight, and checking in doesn’t change it; it just records how the day went.
Answer Yes and your streak starts again tomorrow, with tomorrow as day one. Your longest streak is kept, the total days on the trail never reset, money saved still counts every sober day, and any location you’ve earned stays yours. There’s an optional note for the day, and it never calls it a failure.
Tap Hard moment under the check-in on Home. You get a ten-minute wave with a breathing guide, your reasons for stopping, the plan you made earlier, and helplines if you need a person. It’s free for everyone, with or without a subscription.
Yes. Turn on Lock with Face ID in Settings and Outpost asks for Face ID each time it opens or comes back from the background. iOS does the check; Outpost never sees your face data.
Outpost catches up. Next time you open it, Home asks about yesterday, then any other day you missed this past week, oldest first. A No records the day; a Yes on an earlier day restarts the streak from the day after it. You can skip them, and days you skip count as sober.
Yes. Small and medium Home Screen widgets show your count on your painting, the next outpost and money saved. Lock screen widgets come as a ring, a rectangle or one line. They say “Day 12 on the trail” unless you turn on Say “sober” on the lock screen in Settings → Privacy.
No. The app has no account and nothing to sign up for, and it stores everything on your iPhone. Purchases are tied to your Apple ID, so Restore purchases works on a new phone. The waitlist on this site is separate and optional: it keeps only your email, to tell you when Outpost launches, until the launch offer ends. Joining sends one confirmation from hey@outpostsober.app. Reply to that email, or write to support@outpostsober.app, to leave the list.
It’s 50% off your first 3 months of Outpost Pro Monthly on iPhone and Android: £4.99 a month for 3 months, then £9.99 a month. It’s for new subscribers, renews automatically, and you can cancel anytime in your App Store or Google Play settings.
iPhone: join the waitlist and we’ll email your personal code at launch. You’ll get a short confirmation when you join; the code itself comes later, in that launch email, and expires one week after we email it. Redeem your code first, then open Outpost: if you subscribe or start a free trial before redeeming it, the code can’t be used.
Android: the launch price applies automatically on Google Play, so there’s no code. We don’t have an Android date yet; join the waitlist and we’ll email you when it’s there.
Your records live on the device, so they travel the way your other app data does: in an iPhone backup or when you move to a new iPhone with Apple’s transfer. Outpost doesn’t keep a copy, so it can’t restore one for you.
No. The Guidebook is general information in plain language, and the app is a tool for reflection. If you drink heavily, stopping suddenly can be dangerous. Talk to a doctor. Helplines are here.
On your iPhone: Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Outpost. Deleting the app doesn’t cancel a subscription. More on the support page.
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