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Apps for Tracking Clean Time in Recovery: InnerAscent vs Sober Grid

Compare clean-time tracking apps. InnerAscent pairs recovery-date counters with Steps, meetings, and private journaling — beyond a simple sobriety clock.

Last updated: 2026-07-20

CapabilityInnerAscentSober GridOther sobriety counters
Clean / recovery dateYes — drives counter and analyticsYes (typical)Yes
Milestones & insightsHome + analytics viewsSocial milestone sharing commonBasic badges
Context beyond the counterSteps, journal, meetings, sponsorCommunity check-insUsually counter-only
Privacy of streakPrivate unless you shareOften socialUsually private

Comparisons are based on publicly available information and may change as products update.

Apps for tracking clean time in recovery

Apps for tracking clean time in recovery range from simple day counters to social networks like Sober Grid. A counter is useful. A companion is better when clean time sits next to meetings, journaling, and Step progress.

How InnerAscent treats clean time

  • Set a recovery / clean date in Profile
  • See days on Home and in analytics
  • Keep the number private by default
  • Pair it with 90-in-90 attendance, journal streaks, and Step status

Clean time is a gift — not a scoreboard for strangers.

FAQ

What are good apps for tracking clean time in recovery?

Any honest counter helps; better apps also support meetings and Step work so the number is not the whole program. InnerAscent tracks recovery date alongside those habits.

Does InnerAscent share my clean time publicly?

No. Clean time stays in your private profile unless you choose to share a summary with a sponsor.

What if I reset my date?

You can update your recovery date in Profile. Honesty comes first — the app simply reflects the date you set.

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