"No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to mankind. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear." — 1 Corinthians 10:13. You are not fighting this alone, and you are not fighting it by willpower.

Counting days is not enough on its own

Every sobriety app counts your days — and that matters. But a number on a screen doesn't change a heart, and willpower runs dry right when the craving is loudest. FREE HEART keeps the streak, then adds what a secular tracker can't: Scripture, prayer, and a crisis button rooted in faith. For a believer, sobriety isn't just abstaining — it's a daily walk with the One who breaks the addiction's hold. Free to download, no ads, Christ at the center.

What the battle looks like inside the app

Alongside your program, not instead of it

FREE HEART is a daily faith and accountability tool — not medical treatment, and not a replacement for a recovery program, therapist, or group like AA or Celebrate Recovery. Many people use it beside a sponsor and a church family. If you're in danger, call your local emergency number or a crisis line now.

Private by engineering

Your recovery is yours: emergency contacts live only on your device (encrypted), the app collects no free-text journals, analytics are off by default, and there are no ads. A Face ID/PIN lock keeps it private. See how it's built on our Trust page.

Frequently asked

Is FREE HEART free?

Free to download, no ads, and the core — counter, daily faith practice, milestones, and the crisis button — costs nothing. Optional power features may be offered as Plus, but help in the moment of craving is never behind a paywall.

Can I track more than alcohol or drugs?

Yes — substances are part of 45+ battles: lust, anger, pride, gossip, and more, or name your own. FREE HEART is the first sobriety app for every sin the Bible names.

Does it work in Spanish and Portuguese?

Fully — English, Spanish, and Portuguese, on iPhone and Android.

Download FREE HEART free and start your count today. Sober by grace, one honest day at a time.