Addiction tracker
Published by Charles Schaefer
Addiction Tracker - An app for tracking substance addiction and habits
Highlights
- Logs daily substance usage and behavioral habits within a desktop interface.
- Tracks sobriety periods and personal milestones over extended timeframes.
- Provides historical log views to help analyze usage patterns and triggers.
- Operates entirely on local Linux systems without requiring online account registration.
About this application
Addiction Tracker is a desktop application for Linux designed to assist users in monitoring substance usage and behavioral habits over time. Developed by Charles Schaefer, the utility provides a structured interface for logging daily routines, tracking sobriety intervals, and recording personal progress regarding habit management.
The software focuses on data collection and routine recording, allowing individuals to maintain records of cravings, relapses, and target goals. Users can review past logs to identify recurring patterns or triggers associated with specific habits. Because the utility operates locally, recorded data remains stored on the user's system.
As a specialized tool built specifically for Linux environments, Addiction Tracker operates as a self-contained local utility without requiring online account creation or remote synchronization. The project is distributed under the open-source MIT License.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub net.charlesschaefer.addictiontracker
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