Quit Cocaine - Still is Sober

You searched for this app for a reason. That reason is enough.

Still is built for one thing: quitting cocaine and stimulants.
Not alcohol.
Not smoking.
Not gambling.

Cocaine. Crack. Stimulants. This was built for you.

You already know the cycle.
The 30-minute high. The 3-day crash.
The promise made Sunday, broken by Friday.
The money gone. The trust gone.
The version of you that you actually like — gone.

WHEN THE CRAVING HITS
→ One button: "I have an urge". Still walks you through it, step by step
→ Tell it what's happening — a craving, someone offering, a 3 AM you can't sleep through — and get a plan for that exact moment
→ Mirror tool — look yourself in the eye before you decide
→ Breathing, an urge timer and a three-minute focus game to ride it out
→ Your own plan, written on a steady day, ready for a hard one

SEE WHAT YOU'RE GETTING BACK
→ Sobriety counter — clean days, hours and minutes
→ Money saved tracker — watch every euro you reclaim
→ Milestones from 24 hours to one year
→ A weekly report on how your week really went
→ Journal and daily check-ins that show you your own patterns

YOU'RE NOT THE ONLY ONE
→ An anonymous community of people quitting the same thing
→ Post when you're struggling. Answer when you can help
→ Everyone gets a made-up name. Nobody knows who you are
→ Report and block are built in

THE FIRST DAYS ARE THE HARDEST
Days 1–3 are the crash: exhaustion, low mood, strong cravings. It is temporary. Still is most active here, with short lessons on what's happening in your brain and why it passes.

ANONYMOUS BY DESIGN
This is the app you're afraid to download. We built it knowing that.
→ No email. No phone number. No real name
→ No ads. We never sell your data
→ Delete your account and your data anytime, from inside the app

WHO STILL IS FOR
→ The weekend user who knows it's becoming more than weekends
→ The person who just flushed their last bag and needs something to hold onto tonight
→ The person who can't tell their partner, friends or therapist
→ The person leaving rehab who needs daily structure
→ The person who's tried to quit alone and needs a plan — not just willpower
→ The person who searched "how to quit cocaine" at 3 AM

You don't have to announce it. You don't have to have it figured out. You need a plan, and something in your pocket for the hard moments.

Still is that thing.

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