Quit drinking app for iPhone and Android
From your last drink on, Quitzilla counts the alcohol-free hours, the money that stays in your wallet and the evenings you get back.
Do the math
Pick the day of your last drink, then enter what you usually spent on alcohol and how long drinking took. Quitzilla keeps the same tally in the app and adds to it every day you don't drink.
Alcohol
Example amounts. Change them to match yours.
Reward yourself, not the bottle
Pick something you'd like and what it costs, and Quitzilla shows your savings filling it up. A few ideas:
Inside the app
Quitzilla doesn't preach. It gives you your own reasons, a diary for the hard nights and a running count of your time without alcohol.
Reasons to Quit
Just examples. Write down what matters to you.
Adding Alcohol comes with a few suggested reasons to quit. Pick the ones that fit, reword them or write your own, and read the list the next time someone offers you a drink.
Diary noteFriday drinks after work and I said yes again. Next time, I'll drive, and it's an easy no.
Had a drink? Write it in the diary and mark it as a relapse. Your count starts again from the time you enter, your earlier periods stay in the statistics, and a line about where you were and who you were with can help you spot the pattern.
Each bar is one alcohol-free stretch, with the current one at the end. A relapse closes a stretch but doesn't erase it, so you can compare them over time. Charts are part of Premium.
Reviews
Staying off alcohol
Somehow I kept dutifully telling myself 'just a little longer, just a little longer,' and I've made it this far without drinking. Reaching the goal is possible.
Store ratings as of October 1, 2026.
It keeps the count for you. When you add Alcohol, you set the time of your last drink, enter what drinking cost you in money, time or both, and choose your reasons. Then the timer runs to the second, your savings grow with it, and a ring fills as you near the next goal. One caution: if you drink heavily every day, stopping suddenly can be dangerous, so talk to a doctor before you stop. Quitzilla doesn't replace medical help or support groups.
Record it as a relapse in the diary. Your timer and progress toward the current goal start over from the time you enter, while your diary, earlier alcohol-free periods and records stay. The entry can also hold what you spent and a note about what led up to it, like a wedding, a hard day at work or a quiet night alone. Reading those notes back later can help you see your triggers.
Tell Quitzilla what drinking costs you in a typical day, week or month: rounds at the bar, bottles from the store, the ride home. Add the time it takes too, such as long evenings out. The app multiplies both by the time since your last drink, so the totals climb day by day. Money goes toward rewards you name and price, and hours go into time investments such as reading or exercise.
Yes. Add Alcohol when your month starts and make 1 month your current goal. The ring fills as the days go by, and the counter can count down the time that's left instead. When you reach the month, Quitzilla celebrates and sets the next goal, in case you decide to keep going.
Yes. On iPhone and Android, the free version covers up to two habits, so drinking and, say, smoking can each have their own timer. The diary, your reasons, built-in goals, savings and rewards are all included. With Premium you get unlimited habits, charts, home screen widgets, your own custom goals and a color of your choice for each habit.
Quitzilla is free to download on iPhone and Android.