Quit Alcohol uses Google Play for Android transactions and RevenueCat for purchase entitlement information. That means billing questions begin with the store account and receipt, while access questions may also involve the entitlement recognized by the app. A calm troubleshooting process keeps those roles separate and avoids repeated purchases made only because a screen did not update immediately.
Confirm the account before purchasing
Android devices can contain more than one Google account. Before accepting weekly or lifetime access, check which account appears in the purchase flow and which payment method it uses. That account becomes important for receipts, subscription management, and later proof of purchase. Do not assume the currently visible email elsewhere on the phone is the one Google Play will use.
Read the live offer, not an old price
The purchase screen should show the access type, current price and currency, taxes where applicable, billing period, renewal language, and any introductory terms. These can differ by region or change over time. Take enough time to understand them before confirming. A blog can explain the structure, but it cannot replace the exact offer displayed to your account at that moment.
Keep the store receipt
After a successful transaction, retain the Google Play receipt or order information. It helps distinguish a completed charge from an interrupted attempt and identifies the account involved. Avoid posting the full receipt publicly because it may contain purchase identifiers. If support needs evidence, use the official contact route and provide only the information requested through a private channel.
Manage weekly renewal through Google Play
A weekly purchase may renew under the store terms. Open Google Play’s subscription controls for the account that made the purchase to view status, renewal timing, or cancellation options. Deleting the app is not a reliable substitute for managing a subscription. Follow the store’s current confirmation steps and retain any cancellation record until the status is clear.
Troubleshoot entitlement without buying twice
If the store shows a completed purchase but the app does not reflect access, first check connectivity, the active Google Play account, and whether the transaction is still pending. Close and reopen the app after the store settles. Do not immediately repeat the purchase. Contact Quit Alcohol support with the non-sensitive details needed to investigate if the mismatch remains.
Separate local logs from purchase records
The drink calendar is stored locally on the device, while purchase and entitlement information belongs to the store and RevenueCat workflow. Fixing billing status does not necessarily restore local entries lost through clearing storage or uninstalling. Conversely, a local calendar can remain present even when an entitlement needs a network check. Treat data preservation and purchase management as separate tasks.
Use official support paths
Purchase screenshots and order identifiers can be sensitive. Do not post them in a public review or forum. If the store and app disagree, contact the official support address and describe the sequence without including card details, passwords, or the private contents of your alcohol calendar.
Purchase details worth retaining
- The Google Play account used
- The access type shown at checkout
- The receipt or order reference
- The renewal or cancellation status
Questions, answered
Does uninstalling cancel weekly access?
Do not rely on uninstalling. Manage recurring billing in Google Play using the account that completed the purchase.
Should I purchase again if access is delayed?
Not immediately. Confirm the transaction, account, connectivity, and entitlement status before risking a duplicate charge.
Can a purchase restore a deleted drink log?
Purchase records and local calendar data are separate; an entitlement does not guarantee restoration of cleared local entries.