No Contact Days

About this app

Trying not to text someone tonight? No Contact Days helps you stay no contact with an ex, a situationship, or a draining relationship — one day at a time. Track your no-contact streak, understand where you are in the process, and pause before reaching out. When the urge gets loud, start a 90-second pause, write everything here instead of sending it, or ask Lumo for one gentle card. Let Lumo, your tiny lantern companion, help you hold the moment a little longer. What you can do with No Contact Days: • Track your no-contact days Keep a simple streak and see how far you have come. • Understand your current stage From withdrawal to rebuilding, each stage gives you a gentle reminder of what may be happening inside. • Hold the urge Start a 90-second pause before texting, or write the message you wanted to send and keep it here instead. • Ask Lumo Write a question and draw one oracle-style card for the moment. Lumo does not predict the future or tell you what the other person feels — it offers a gentle pause when you need one. • Daily cards Receive small reminders to help you stay grounded, quiet, and steady. No Contact Days is for the moments when you want to check their profile, send one last message, ask for closure, or go back to an old loop that keeps hurting you. One quiet day still counts. Disclaimer: No Contact Days is not a medical, mental health, legal, financial, or crisis-support service. It does not provide therapy, diagnosis, treatment, or professional advice. If you feel unsafe, may hurt yourself or someone else, or are in immediate danger, please contact local emergency services, a crisis hotline, or a trusted person right away.

Lumo is now on your Home Screen. Add a small or medium widget to see your no-contact streak at a glance and quickly pause an urge or write it out. We also made setup smoother and improved overall reliability.

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1. First observed Aug 18, 2026 · 11:16 AM Free