Quick entries
Choose a sweet category and serving; extra details are optional.
Log sweets, set goals, see patterns, and review your progress on Android.


A long food diary can make a small habit entry feel like work. Different personal goals also need different definitions of progress, and changing a goal should not erase earlier records. The challenge is to make logging quick while keeping enough context for useful reflection.
Use category-based sweet entries with serving defaults, three goal modes and a local history shared across Home, Progress and History. Craving Help offers an optional breathing pause and neutral outcome choices; daily check-ins capture mood and craving level. Calendar and chart views summarize recorded patterns, and opt-in local reminders help the user return. No weight-loss or treatment outcome is claimed.
People recording their sweet intake and cravings with a goal of quitting, reducing gradually or staying within a personal daily limit.
Choose a sweet category and serving; extra details are optional.
Quit, reduce gradually, or stay within a daily limit.
Review history, daily check-ins, cravings, and recorded progress.
Selected application screens, with example data where shown.








Expo SQLite supports the product’s structured local data.
Shared state connects tracking entries, goals, and progress views.
Expo notifications support device-scheduled reminder interactions.
An Android habit-tracking product with an Astro website. No treatment, weight-loss, or other medical outcomes are claimed.

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