Privacy policy & terms
Sobermark for Android (app.sobermark) · Last updated 14 July 2026
Your privacy
Everything you enter in Sobermark stays on your phone. There is no account, no sign-up and no tracking. Sobermark does not collect your personal data or send it anywhere.
- Data we collect: none beyond purchases. Your streak, check-ins, journal entries, cravings and settings are stored only on your device.
- Purchases. If you buy Sobermark Pro, the purchase is processed by Google Play, and your purchase status plus an anonymous device identifier are shared with RevenueCat, the billing service that unlocks Pro on your device. No journal entries, moods, streaks or personal details are ever included.
- Backups are yours. The optional backup exports a file to a location you choose. We never see it.
- Deletion. You can reset your progress or erase everything at any time from Settings → Delete all data. Uninstalling the app also removes all data.
- Purchases. Subscriptions and one-time purchases are processed by Google Play. To validate purchases, our payment provider (RevenueCat) receives an anonymous purchase token from Google Play — never your name, email or anything you enter in the app.
- No third-party analytics or ads in the app. This website counts page views with a cookie-free analytics tool (PostHog, hosted in the EU). It sets no cookies, collects no personal data, and cannot follow you to other sites.
Questions? Contact us at anthonycorby@gmail.com.
Terms of use
Sobermark is a personal self-help tool, provided as-is to support your own goals. Use it alongside, not instead of, professional care. By using the app you agree it is for personal, non-commercial use.
Payments are handled by Google Play. The yearly subscription includes a 7-day free trial and renews automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the trial or period ends; manage or cancel anytime in Google Play. The lifetime purchase is a one-time payment with no renewals.
A note on your health
Sobermark is not medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and it is not a substitute for professional help. If you are struggling with dependency, or stopping could affect your health, please speak to a doctor or a qualified professional first.
You are not alone
If things feel too heavy, reaching out is a strength, not a setback. Free, confidential support is there whenever you need it.
- Find a helpline (worldwide): findahelpline.com
- Samaritans (UK): call 116 123, free, 24/7
- NHS advice (UK): call 111, or visit nhs.uk
- In an emergency: call your local emergency number (999 UK, 911 US, 112 EU)
The UK lines are examples. Wherever you are, the worldwide directory above lists free, confidential helplines for your country.