Most sobriety apps put your counter back to zero the moment you slip. I think that sends the wrong message: someone with 90 good days hears that they have nothing.

In SoberStack your current count restarts, but the history graph keeps every sober day, so months of progress stay visible.

I just added positive habits to SoberStack. Things like a morning walk or meditation, ticked off with one tap a day, next to what you're quitting.

For me, cutting out drinking went better once there was something to do instead.

SoberStack has a list of risky behaviours: the small steps that come before a slip, like skipping dinner, staying up past midnight or telling yourself "just one". Logging one is a tap and doesn't touch your streak.

What are the early signs you've learned to watch for? I'd like to suggest better defaults for new users.

SoberStack has an MCP server, so you can connect Claude or ChatGPT and ask about your own streaks and urge journal. For example: "When are my urges strongest?" or "What helped last time I felt this stressed?"

What questions would actually be useful to you? And where would it start to feel like too much?

SoberStack is iPhone only right now. If you'd use it on Android or in a browser, tell me which. It decides what I build next.