Getting started should be a short, verifiable process: open the confirmed Google Play listing, install the app on a compatible Android device, review the information shown by the store, and make one honest calendar entry. Quit Alcohol does not require an account before you begin, so setup can focus on the record you want to keep rather than creating another profile.

Use the confirmed store listing

The official Android package is linked from the Quit Alcohol website and its confirmed Google Play page. Check the app name and package listing before installing, especially if a search result shows similarly named trackers. The store page is also the right place to review current compatibility, in-app purchase disclosures, developer contact details, and the most recent release information for your device.

Choose a purpose before choosing settings

Decide whether you want to mark alcohol-free days, record drink counts while cutting back, or simply observe a starting pattern. That purpose makes later calendar reviews clearer. It does not need to be a permanent promise. If you are uncertain, begin with a short observation window and record what happens accurately rather than selecting an ambitious target the app cannot assess for you.

Complete only the setup you understand

The app may ask for personal settings that support its calendar, reminder, insights, or savings estimate. Use values you understand and can change when your circumstances change. A cost per drink or prior pace is an input for arithmetic, not a medical fact. A reminder time is a convenience, not a requirement. Avoid entering a number simply because it looks more impressive.

Make the first check-in small

Open today, choose 0 if it was alcohol-free, or record the drink count you intend to preserve for that date. The point of the first entry is to learn the interaction and begin an honest record. You do not need to reconstruct months from memory, write a personal essay, or make every future decision before the first square can be useful.

Know what stays on the phone

Drink entries, calendar history, reminders, and personal settings are stored locally on the device, and the website does not receive that log through an account. The app is not completely offline, however. Firebase Analytics may handle app-interaction and device information, while RevenueCat and Google Play process purchase or entitlement information under their own policies.

Know the access boundary before relying on it

Quit Alcohol is free to download and lets you try the core logging experience. Optional weekly and lifetime purchases unlock continued and advanced use. Review the current offer and billing terms shown by Google Play before buying. Store availability, features, and prices can change, so the live listing and purchase screen take priority over an old article or screenshot.

A five-minute first session

  • Verify the Google Play listing.
  • Install and open the app.
  • Choose a clear tracking purpose.
  • Set a reminder only if it will help.
  • Mark today honestly and stop there.

Questions, answered

Is there a confirmed iPhone version?

The currently confirmed public release referenced by the official site is the Android version on Google Play.

Do I need an account to make the first entry?

No. The product is designed to begin without creating an account, and the drink log remains on the device.

Must I buy before downloading?

No. The app is free to download; optional weekly and lifetime purchases govern continued and advanced use.

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