Raze Alternatives Compared
Raze is our app. Checked 2026-10-24.
Written by Muneeb Rana · Store facts checked 26 October 2026 · Raze is our app
Quick answer: Raze alternatives include QUITTR, Fortify, Brainbuddy, Relay, BlockerX, Covenant Eyes, Remojo, Unchaind and NoFap. Each comparison uses store listings checked 24 October 2026. Raze is our app: it's a simple tracker with a one-time $14.99 option, while many alternatives use subscriptions or focus on blocking.
Comparisons
Each page below compares Raze with one alternative, using the app's public store listing and website as checked on 24 October 2026. Raze is our app; we say so on every page and stick to what the listings show.
| Alternative | Main approach | Read the comparison |
|---|---|---|
| QUITTR | Quit-porn programme app | Raze vs QUITTR |
| Fortify | Recovery and tracking app | Raze vs Fortify |
| Brainbuddy | Programme-based quit app | Raze vs Brainbuddy |
| Relay | Group-based accountability | Raze vs Relay |
| BlockerX | Content blocker | Raze vs BlockerX |
| Covenant Eyes | Screen accountability | Covenant Eyes Alternative: Raze vs Covenant Eyes |
| Remojo | Blocker with accountability features | Raze vs Remojo |
| Unchaind | Faith-oriented quit app | Raze vs Unchaind |
| NoFap | Community and website | Raze vs NoFap |
Approaches are summarised from each listing; prices and features change, so check the comparison page and the store before you decide.
Tracker, blocker or programme?
Most alternatives fall into one of three groups, and the right one depends on what's going wrong for you.
- Trackers (Raze is one) count clean days and log slips. Good if you mostly need structure and honesty.
- Blockers like BlockerX filter content on the device. Good if easy access is the main problem.
- Programmes and communities like Relay or NoFap add lessons, groups or forums. Good if you want more guidance or people around you.
Many people use a tracker plus a blocker. Our guide to porn blockers vs trackers explains the trade-offs.
How to choose in five questions
- Is your main problem access (easy to find porn) or habit (you go looking for it anyway)?
- Do you want other people involved, or do you want it private?
- Would you rather pay once or subscribe?
- Do you need it on iPhone, Android or a computer?
- Do you want faith-based content or neutral content?
If access is the problem, start with a blocker. If it's habit, start with a tracker. If it's isolation, look at group options.
Raze alternatives: where Raze fits
Raze suits people who want a private tracker with no explicit content and a one-time price: free to download with an optional $14.99 Lifetime Activation and no subscription listed. It doesn't block content, so pair it with your phone's built-in filters. It's on iPhone and Google Play. Android minimum version, price, and feature parity are still unconfirmed.
Things to check on any quit-porn app
Before installing any app in this category, including Raze, look at:
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Privacy label or data safety form | The data is sensitive; see are quit-porn apps private? |
| Price and renewal terms | Subscriptions renew unless cancelled; one-time purchases don't |
| Whether the app shows imagery | Some people find any suggestive imagery triggering |
| What happens to your data if you delete it | Device-only data disappears; server data may not |
| Who can see you in groups | Accountability shouldn't mean exposure |
Combining apps
Apps don't have to compete. A common, sensible setup is a blocker on the device, a tracker like Raze for the habit, and, where needed, a therapist. Avoid running two trackers at once; keeping two streaks in sync gets confusing and doubles the decisions after a slip.
Why we compare our own app at all
It's fair to ask why an app maker writes comparisons. Our reason is that people search for these comparisons anyway, and we'd rather give a dated, sourced answer than leave it to pages with no sources. We try to be useful even if you end up choosing a different app. If you think a comparison is unfair or out of date, tell us through the contact page and we'll check it.
Ranked lists
For broader roundups, see best NoFap apps, best porn blocker apps and QUITTR alternatives.
Related: Raze Pricing
Download Raze free. Optional in-app purchase.
Sources
- App Store: Raze-Quit Masturbation Tracker (listing, price and in-app purchases): apps.apple.com (accessed 24 October 2026)
- App Store: QUITTR - Break Free Now: apps.apple.com (accessed 26 October 2026)
- App Store: Fortify - Find Freedom: apps.apple.com (accessed 26 October 2026)
- App Store: BlockerX: Adult Content Blocker: apps.apple.com (accessed 26 October 2026)
- App Store: Brainbuddy: Quit PMO: apps.apple.com (accessed 26 October 2026)
- App Store: Relay: Quit Lust & Addiction: apps.apple.com (accessed 26 October 2026)
FAQ
Is Raze free?
Raze is free to download. The App Store lists an optional $14.99 Lifetime Activation in-app purchase.
Is Raze on Android?
Yes. Raze is on Google Play for Android.
Does Raze show explicit content?
No. Raze is a clean, non-explicit tracker.
Is Raze a medical treatment?
No. It's a self-help tracker, not a substitute for professional care.
Who makes Raze?
Raze is built by Muneeb Rana.