UnLink · Free no contact tracker app for iPhone

Before you text them, open this instead.

UnLink is a private no-contact tracker for the moments when one message feels impossible to resist. Protect your streak, make sense of your triggers and keep the reasons you started close.

No account. No public profile. Your private recovery entries stay on your iPhone.

UnLink recovery screen showing a three-day no-contact streak and life reclaimed
3 daysStill choosing yourself.
One private pausebefore opening Messages.
✓No accountStart without handing over your story.
✓On-device reflectionsYour entries become private patterns.
✓Built for the hard minuteSupport before impulse becomes action.
When the urge finds a reason

It rarely arrives as “I want to undo my progress.”

It sounds more reasonable than that. UnLink gives you somewhere quieter to go before you decide.

What UnLink helps you do

Protect more than a number.

No contact is a boundary. Recovery is the life that begins returning behind it.

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Protect the moment

Pause before reaching out, name what triggered the urge and choose what helps right now.

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See your progress

Track your streak, moods, urges, time reclaimed and money no longer spent reopening the loop.

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Remember why you started

Keep reality checks, unsent letters and notes from your future self in a private Vault.

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Restart without shame

Learn what pulled you back and begin again without pretending your earlier progress meant nothing.

Inside the app

Enough signal to understand yourself. No audience required.

UnLink keeps the design calm because recovery already asks enough of your attention.

UnLink Insights showing on-device reflection and reclaimed value
InsightsSee patterns, momentum and reclaimed value.
UnLink Recovery showing a no-contact streak and supportive message
RecoveryKeep today’s choice visible.
UnLink Vault containing private future-self and reality-check notes
VaultKeep what you need for the hard minutes.
Private means structurally private

Your thoughts are not content.

UnLink does not need a public profile or a social feed to help you see your own pattern.

Your honest entryA mood, urge, note or reason
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Your iPhoneStored and reflected on device
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Nowhere elseNo account required to begin
Clear answers for complicated days

No games. No magic day counts.

Practical guidance for protecting a boundary—not using silence to control somebody else.

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Quick answers

Questions people ask before starting.

Is UnLink free?

Yes. UnLink is free to download and the core recovery tools are free: the no-contact day counter, urge support, mood and trigger logging, the daily checklist and relapse-safe restarts. An optional subscription unlocks the private Vault, deeper insights and the on-device Recovery Coach.

Is UnLink available on Android?

Not currently. UnLink is available for iPhone on iOS 17 or later. The free browser tools on this website work on any device.

What counts as breaking no contact?

Direct messages and calls usually count. Social checking and asking friends for updates may also keep your personal loop active. Necessary communication about children, safety or logistics is different.

Can I restart my streak?

Yes. Restarting the count does not erase what you learned or the days you protected before the lapse.

Does UnLink upload my entries?

Your streak details, mood and urge logs, Journey entries and Vault notes are designed to remain on your device.

Is UnLink therapy?

No. UnLink is a private self-guided tracking and reflection tool, not medical care, therapy or emergency support.

Can I use it without creating an account?

Yes. The core app experience does not require an account.

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The next urge will pass

Be ready for it.

Put a private pause, your reasons and your progress one tap away.

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