How it works
The recovery loop, made visible.
Most apps stop at blocking. We treat the urge itself — what triggers it, what interrupts it, what replaces it — as the actual game.
The four-step recovery loop
01
Trigger
Something fires. Stress, boredom, scrolling, a specific cue. Most men cannot name it in the moment. The app names it for you, and asks you to name it back.
Loneliness · Stress · Tired · Bored · Argument · Specific cue · Late-night scroll · Travel
02
Interruption
The 5-step sequence runs. Stop screen, breathing, distraction, reality check, action plan. You cannot skip steps. The whole sequence takes about 90 seconds.
Stop screen → Box breathing (4-4-4-4) → Distraction reel → Your reason on screen → Pick the action
03
Action
You do the thing you picked. Walk. Push-ups. Cold shower. Call your partner. Open the journal. The action is what changes the loop.
The 7 default actions are tested for under-3-minute completion, no equipment, anywhere.
04
Review
Later that day, the journal asks what happened — without shame, without judgment. The app turns that entry into data: trigger frequency, time of day, what worked.
Patterns surface in 14 days. Triggers get specific. The next interruption is faster.
Why this loop
A relapse is not a failure. It is data the system did not have yet.
Most "anti-porn" apps are blockers with a counter. The block fails once and the whole thing collapses. Woyuduin assumes you will slip. The architecture is built around what happens *next* — interrupt, act, review, learn. Each cycle teaches the app more about you. Each cycle the next one is easier.
Your future self is already on the other side. Start walking.
Five days free. No card. Pay later in crypto or M-Pesa if you stay.