A complete look at Quit Sweet, grouped by what you are trying to do. Every screen shown here is a real capture from the app.
Logging has to be fast or it will not happen. A sweet takes a few taps, and every extra detail is optional.
Logging is built to be fast enough to actually do. Choose from chocolate, candy, dessert, bakery, ice cream, sweet drink, traditional sweet or other, set the serving size, and save. Sugar grams and cost are optional fields you can leave blank — the app never requires you to look up nutrition data.
History keeps your records organised by local calendar date across three tabs — sweets, cravings and check-ins — and loads them in pages rather than all at once. A filter sheet narrows results to this week, this month, all time, or a custom range.
Pick the goal style that matches where you are now. Quit Sweet measures your progress against that choice, and only that choice.
Different people need different targets, so Quit Sweet offers three modes. Quit sweets builds a sweet-free streak. Reduce gradually lowers how often you eat sweets against a weekly target. Stay within a limit gives you a manageable daily allowance. Switching modes recalculates your statistics from entries you already saved, without deleting any history.
Open Craving Help for a short, optional pause. Every step can be skipped, and recording the craving is useful whatever you decide.
Craving help is a calm space to pause before deciding what comes next. You rate the intensity, optionally note what prompted it, take a short guided breathing pause, and can delay the decision by three, five or ten minutes. Then you pick one small alternative action and record the outcome — including if you ate something sweet. Every option keeps your previous progress.
Once a day you can record how you are doing on simple one-to-five scales for mood, energy and craving level. Energy is optional if it does not feel useful that day. Saving again on the same day updates that reflection instead of creating a duplicate, so your history stays clean.
Progress is built from what you recorded. Nothing is inferred, and nothing leaves your device.
The progress tab shows what your recorded activity actually says, across week, month or all-time ranges. You get current and best streak, sweet-free days, days within goal, a weekly bar chart with your goal line, a four-week trend, a thirty-day goal calendar, and a breakdown of when cravings tend to happen. When there is not enough data for a comparison, the app says so instead of guessing.
Achievements mark progress like completing setup or tracking honestly. They are calculated from activity stored locally on your device and stay unlocked once earned, so a difficult day never takes one away.
Reminders are optional, scheduled locally on your device, and limited to three categories so they stay useful.
You choose which reminders to enable, what time each one fires, and you can preview the exact wording before turning it on. Reminders are scheduled locally on your device and need Android notification permission, which you can revoke at any time.
Choose a fixed light or dark appearance or follow your device setting, with changes applying immediately. Haptic feedback can be switched off, and reduced motion can follow Android or be set explicitly, so the app stays comfortable however you prefer to use it.
Only you. There is no account, and your habit records are stored locally on your device.
Quit Sweet does not require an account and does not send your habit data to a remote server. Your tracking information is stored locally on your device, which is also why the app works offline. Reminders are scheduled locally by Android rather than pushed from a server.
Screenshots
All 20 captures below come straight from Quit Sweet running on Android — no mockups, no rendered marketing art.
Setup takes a few minutes and everything stays on your device. If you would rather read first, the setup walkthrough covers each step, and the questions page answers the common ones.
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