Free quit porn app for iPhone and Android

Raze: The Private Quit Porn App for a Clean StreakQuit porn. Count every clean day.

A clean, private tracker with streaks, relapse logging, daily challenges and goals.

• Free download
• iPhone and Android
• No explicit content
• No subscription

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Written by Muneeb Rana · Last updated 28 October 2026

What the Raze quit porn app does

Raze is a quit porn tracker for iPhone and Android. You set the day you stopped, and it counts clean days from there. When you slip, you log the relapse instead of hiding it, and the count restarts. Around that core, the App Store listing (checked 24 October 2026) describes six features:

Feature	What it's for
Streak counter	Clean days and the next milestone at a glance
Relapse tracker	An honest record of slips, so patterns show up
Progress insights	The trend over weeks, not just today
Daily challenges	One small task to fill risky time
Goals	Short targets that build towards 90 days
Community challenges	Shared goals for accountability

The interface contains no explicit content, which matters when the app itself shouldn't become a trigger.

Who Raze is for

Raze is for adults who want to stop or cut back on porn, masturbation or both, and want a simple, private way to track it. People use it after deciding NoFap is worth a try, during a 90-day challenge, after a partner raised concerns, or because their use has started to feel out of their control. It isn't a blocker and it isn't therapy. If your use feels compulsive, Raze works best alongside professional help; see porn addiction help.

Your first ten minutes

1. Download Raze from the App Store (iOS 18 or later).
2. Enter your real start date.
3. Set a first goal of seven days or less.
4. Read today's daily challenge and plan when you'll do it.
5. Turn on Screen Time's Limit Adult Websites (Apple Support), because a tracker counts but doesn't block.
6. Hide notification previews on your lock screen, and lock or hide the app if you share your phone (how to hide apps on iPhone).

Free tools that pair with the app

You don't need the app to start. Our free tools run in your browser with no sign-up. Three good first picks: the urge timer for the moment an urge hits, the trigger map to find your risky times, and the relapse prevention plan for writing down what you'll do next time.

What it costs

Raze is free to download. The App Store lists one optional in-app purchase, a $14.99 Lifetime Activation, and no subscription. Details are on the pricing page.

How Raze compares

Some apps focus on blocking content, others on courses or community. Raze is a tracker first. We've compared it with alternatives such as QUITTR, Fortify and BlockerX using their store listings; see Raze alternatives. Raze is our app, so read those pages knowing that.

Realistic expectations

Changing a habit takes time, and the time varies widely between people; one study found a median of 66 days for a new daily behaviour to feel automatic (Lally et al., 2010). Expect slips. What matters is logging them honestly and adjusting the plan.

Questions people ask before downloading

Is this an "addiction" app? Raze is for anyone who wants to stop or cut back, whether or not they'd call it an addiction. If you're unsure where you stand, the signs of porn addiction guide is a good starting point.

Will it work if I've failed before? Previous attempts aren't wasted; they show you which situations are hardest. The relapse tracker is designed for exactly that.

Is it only for NoFap? No. You choose the rule: porn only, porn and masturbation, or a time-limited challenge like No Nut November.

A quit porn tracker, not a judge

Raze doesn't lecture you, show warnings, or lock you out after a relapse. It records what happened and gives you the next goal. That design choice comes from relapse prevention research, which treats a slip as a moment to learn from rather than proof that change is impossible (Witkiewitz & Marlatt, 2004). The aim is a tool you'll keep opening on bad days as well as good ones.

What to do if Raze isn't enough

Some people need more than a tracker. If you've tried several times and porn use still feels out of control, or it's hurting your work or relationships, a therapist who works with compulsive sexual behaviour can help. Read porn addiction therapy for how to find one, and keep using Raze alongside it if it helps.

Who Raze is for

Raze is for adults who want to stop or cut back on porn or masturbation and prefer a private, simple tracker. It suits people who like seeing numbers and goals. It's less suitable if you mainly want website blocking, which other apps and your phone's settings handle better.

A first week with Raze

Day one, set a short first goal and note why you're quitting. Over the next few days, log urges as they come and check what time they cluster around. By the end of the week you'll know your riskiest hours and can plan around them.

Getting started guides

New to this? Start with how to quit porn or NoFap for beginners.

Whether you call it no fap, PMO (porn, masturbation, orgasm) or keeping a clean streak, the idea is the same: Raze counts the days since you last gave in, so you can quit PMO one day at a time and watch your no fap streak grow.

Related: Quit Porn · NoFap

Sources

• App Store: Raze-Quit Masturbation Tracker (listing, price and in-app purchases): apps.apple.com (accessed 24 October 2026)
• Apple Support: Use parental controls / content restrictions (Screen Time): support.apple.com (accessed 26 October 2026)
• Lally et al. (2010), How are habits formed, European Journal of Social Psychology: doi.org (accessed 26 October 2026)
• Witkiewitz & Marlatt (2004), Relapse prevention for alcohol and drug problems, American Psychologist: doi.org (accessed 26 October 2026)