24 hours sober
24 hours sober is one exact circuit of the clock from the time you stopped, not the next midnight.
Stop at 6pm and this mark is 6pm the next day. The completed-day count may still say 0 or 1 then, because days change at local midnight. Around a clock change, 24 hours can also fall at a different time of day than you expect. The calculator lists both.
Set your quit date and the calculator marks the day.
Choose a date. Your count shows up here, on this device.
Days sober
0
- Weeks
- 0
- Hours
- 0
- Minutes
- 0
Elapsed time. Hours, minutes, seconds.
What date will I hit?
Counts forward from your quit date, or from today if you haven’t set one.
Milestones
They appear once you set a date. Day marks land at midnight. 24 hours is exact.
Coming up
Already reached
All milestones
Money and drinks
Optional. An estimate from a typical week, spread across the exact time since your quit date.
About this mark
Does 24 hours mean the next midnight?
No. Midnight is when the day count goes up. 24 hours is the same time tomorrow, measured in real elapsed time.
What if I don’t remember the time?
Leave the time blank. The calculator then starts at midnight, so 24 hours and the first completed day land together, except on a daylight-saving night.