SoloUno

SoloUno helps people take control of body-focused repetitive habits like hair pulling (trichotillomania), skin picking, and nail biting. Because these habits tend to come and go rather than disappear, SoloUno focuses on real progress over quick fixes - affordable, daily, built for long-term habit change. Most alternatives fall into two buckets: generic habit trackers (not built for the shame, urges, and triggers specific to BFRBs) or costly, time-limited therapy programs. Even people who invest heavily in treatment often find themselves struggling again once it ends - with no affordable way to keep up the work. SoloUno fills that gap: it supercharges therapy "homework" during treatment, works as a standalone self-help tool without it, and helps maintain progress after it ends. How it works: you take on daily habit-free challenges - time-limited windows that start small and build up. Every completed challenge grows your habit-free streak. When the habit happens, you log it; when an urge arises, you meet it with a short mindfulness exercise instead of fighting it. Along the way, daily check-ins help you learn your patterns and track real progress over time.