UrgeStop · free urge-delay timer

Ride the urge out.
It passes.

When an urge hits, start a 15-20 minute wave timer with grounding techniques — free forever — plus an optional AI companion that knows your specific trigger.

Coming soon to App Store & Google PlaySee how the wave works →
The timer & techniques are free foreverAI companion knows your specific urgeMoments-won counter, never a punishing streakLive Activity & home-screen widget
Riding the wave14:52
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“It’s still there. It’s just quieter now.”
most urges pass by minute 15–20
Three taps, start to finish

No account. No setup. Just one button.

I have an urge now
Step 1

One tap, right when it hits. No login, no form, no explaining yourself.

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Step 2

The wave starts. A slow breathing animation keeps you company while it rises and falls.

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Step 3

Pick a grounding technique, or talk it through with the companion. Either way, you rode it out.

Not a verdict — a wave

It feels permanent.
It’s 15 to 20 minutes.

An urge always feels like it will only build until you give in. It doesn’t. Left alone, it rises, peaks, and fades — on its own, whether or not you act on it. UrgeStop just gives you something calm to hold onto while that happens.

An urge is a wave, not a verdict — most pass on their own in 15 to 20 minutes if you just stay on it a little longer. UrgeStop gives you that timer with a breathing-wave animation, a library of grounding techniques, and a counter of moments the urge didn't win — all free forever, offline, no account. On top, an optional AI companion gives short, warm coaching about your specific trigger, with a two-layer safety check running on every message so a real crisis always gets real help, never an AI reply.

Urge intensity0–20 minutes
0 min5101520 min
0 min

The urge starts. It feels like it will only get worse.

~8 min

It usually peaks here — the hardest, shortest part.

15–20 min

It fades on its own, whether you acted on it or not.

Grounding technique library

Something to do while you wait it out.

Eight ready techniques — 5-4-3-2-1 senses, cold water, box breathing and more — free forever. A few of what’s inside — every one of them free, no account needed.

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5-4-3-2-1 senses

Name five things you see, four you feel, three you hear.

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Cold water reset

Splash your face or hold something cold — it interrupts the spiral fast.

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Box breathing

In for four, hold four, out four, hold four. A few rounds resets you.

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Move your body

A short walk gives the urge somewhere else to go.

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Name it, don't fight it

"I'm noticing an urge" loosens its grip more than arguing with it does.

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Delay & distract

Ten minutes on something else is often all it takes.

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Widget & Live Activity

Start a session from your home screen, and watch the countdown on your Lock Screen or Dynamic Island.

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Moments the urge didn't win

A counter that only ever goes up, plus a private history you can search by trigger.

AI companion

It knows your urge, not a generic one.

A short, warm coach that knows your specific trigger and remembers what helped last time. Tell it what’s actually going on — the 9pm sugar craving, the doomscroll spiral, the cart you keep almost checking out — and it responds to that, not to a script.

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it’s the vending machine again, third time this week
That’s the 3pm slump talking, not hunger. Start the wave — last time it passed by minute twelve for you.
Always-on crisis safety

So you’re never alone in a bad moment.

A two-layer safety check runs on every message — a real crisis gets real help resources, instantly. This isn’t a legal disclaimer we buried in a menu — it’s the one thing we were most careful about while building the companion.

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Checked on your device

Every message you send is scanned locally, offline, before it ever leaves your phone.

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Checked again on our server

A second, separate check reviews it before any reply is generated — belt and suspenders, not one gate.

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If either one is concerned

The AI conversation stops immediately. No reply is generated. You see real help instead.

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You’re not alone right now

We stopped the conversation here because what you shared matters more than a reply from us. Please reach out to someone who can actually help.

Call or text 988 · Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (US)
Outside the US — findahelpline.com

Illustrative — the real screen in the app

Private by design

Your messages to the AI companion

What you write to the AI companion is sent to our AI processing provider solely to generate a reply, and is not used to train AI models or stored beyond your request. A safety check runs on every message before any reply is generated.

The urge timer, grounding techniques, your trigger history and moments-won counter are stored only on your device and never leave it.

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Why people open it

Ten minutes, and it usually passes.

I open it when I'm standing in front of the fridge at 11pm. Twenty minutes later I'm just tired, not eating.
On sugar cravings
The timer is honest about how long it actually takes. It doesn't pretend the urge disappears in thirty seconds.
On doomscrolling
I use it before I open a shopping app. By the time the wave passes, the cart usually isn't worth it anymore.
On impulse spending

Illustrative — UrgeStop is coming soon

Simple pricing

The wave timer is free forever.

The timer, breathing animation, grounding techniques, your moments-won counter and history cost nothing, always. Pro unlocks the AI companion beyond your free sessions.

Best value
Yearly
$34.99/yr
3-day trial
Unlimited AI companion sessions
Remembers your specific trigger
Full session history & patterns
Everything in the free tier, always
Monthly
$6.99/mo
Unlimited AI companion sessions
Remembers your specific trigger
Full session history & patterns
Everything in the free tier, always
Coming soon to App Store & Google Play
Questions & answers

Everything else, answered.

Ride the urge out. It passes.

Right now,
just ride it out.

Free, offline, no account. Coming soon to iOS and Android.

Coming soon to App Store & Google Play