You want to stop watching porn.
Time after time it just doesn't stick.

That is not down to your willpower, but to how your brain has come to respond to porn. sune helps you calmly and fully anonymously turn that around again, at your own pace and with methods that genuinely work in addiction care.

★★★★★ Rated 4.8 in our first test group. Fully anonymous and the first three days free.

You meant to go to sleep, but there you were again, watching porn for an hour. sune helps you toward evenings where that no longer happens.

What changes
when you begin.

Now you give in the moment the urge appears
soon you simply let it pass
Now you feel awful after every time you watch
soon you are no longer hard on yourself
Now you talk to no one about it
soon you take one small step each day
Now an app punishes you for every slip
soon you simply carry on where you were

Help at the moment the urge strikes.

It is late, you are lying in bed and you pick up your phone. You already sense you will end up on a porn site again and that you will feel awful afterwards. That is exactly the moment you open sune and get a short exercise that lets the urge settle, so this time you let it pass.

The urge works like a wave.

The urge to watch porn rises, grows very strong, and then settles on its own, usually within about fifteen minutes. You do not have to fight it. You learn to let it pass, and every time you manage that, the next time becomes a little easier.

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This is what sune looks like.

A calm app that helps you a small step further every day. Swipe sideways to look along.

Good morning
Glad you're
here.
Your recovery
12/100
Week 1 of your path
How your brain learned this
Start week 1
Your day begins calmly
Breathe along
Breathe in
Follow the orb. As it grows, breathe in. As it shrinks, breathe out.
I'm ready
The urge tool, always within reach
Your path
Ten weeks,
your pace.
Phase 1, Understanding
Week 1, How your brain learned this
3 of 7 steps this week
The lesson of week 1
Day 2, The same system
A path that grows with you
A quick check-in
How are you
today?
CalmTenseTired
How strong was the urge?
Save my check-in
Two minutes, no homework
Together
You're not
the only one.
Anonymous, week 4
Anyone else who finds the evenings the hardest too?
18 people recognise this
Anonymous, week 9
What helped me: not waiting for the urge to be gone, but just starting the exercise.
Anonymous, and still together
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of people who have already begun
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Ten weeks that really move you forward,
at your own pace.

Over about ten weeks, sune guides you through four phases. Each day you do a short lesson or exercise of a few minutes. If you slip once, you do not start again from zero, but calmly pick up where you left off.

01

Understanding what happens

You learn what goes on in your mind when you watch porn and why you keep reaching back to it. It is not a character flaw, but learned behaviour that you can just as easily unlearn.

02

Recognising your own triggers

You discover when the urge tends to arrive for you, for example when you are bored, stressed or alone in your room at night. Once you see those moments coming, you get a grip on them.

03

Handling the urge differently

You learn what you can do in the moment itself, so you let the urge settle instead of giving in to it again.

04

Looking at what lies beneath

Often porn is a way to cope with stress, loneliness or boredom. In this phase you discover what you actually need and how you can meet that in a healthier way.

After those ten weeks it does not stop. You can keep practising as long as you like, so it really lasts.

People who went before you.

All anonymous, because that is exactly what sune is about.

★★★★★

I watched porn every night until the small hours and just couldn't stop. With sune the urge passed for the first time without me giving in, and that's when I knew this could really work.

Anonymous, five weeks in
★★★★★

After every time I felt worthless. sune is the first that didn't drop me after a relapse, but simply said I could carry on again tomorrow.

Anonymous, 22
★★★★★

Knowing that no one can see I use this finally gave me the nerve to really begin.

Anonymous, three weeks in
★★★★☆

I now understand why I kept relapsing, and just that alone gave me so much more calm and control.

Anonymous, 19
★★★★★

The breathing exercise in the moment itself is pure gold. Ten minutes later the urge was gone and I hadn't watched.

Anonymous, eight weeks in
★★★★★

I watched porn every night until the small hours and just couldn't stop. With sune the urge passed for the first time without me giving in, and that's when I knew this could really work.

Anonymous, five weeks in
★★★★★

After every time I felt worthless. sune is the first that didn't drop me after a relapse, but simply said I could carry on again tomorrow.

Anonymous, 22
★★★★★

Knowing that no one can see I use this finally gave me the nerve to really begin.

Anonymous, three weeks in
★★★★☆

I now understand why I kept relapsing, and just that alone gave me so much more calm and control.

Anonymous, 19
★★★★★

The breathing exercise in the moment itself is pure gold. Ten minutes later the urge was gone and I hadn't watched.

Anonymous, eight weeks in

sune is not an app that just makes claims. Everything you do is built on methods that have been proven for years in psychology and addiction care, translated into something you can do calmly on your phone every day.

Urge surfing

You learn to see the urge to watch porn as a wave that you let rise and settle again, instead of fighting it. This is the core of phase 3.

Relapse prevention, Marlatt

Cognitive behavioural therapy

You learn to recognise which thoughts and situations push you toward porn and how to handle them differently. It is one of the best-researched methods in psychology.

CBT

Self-compassion

Being mild with yourself after a harder day works demonstrably better than tearing yourself down. Shame, after all, is exactly what keeps the pattern going.

Research incl. Neff

How your brain learns reward

You understand how porn hijacks the reward system in your brain and how you can calm that down again step by step.

Behavioural neuroscience

sune is a self-help tool and not a replacement for professional care. The content has been developed in line with these recognised principles.

We deliberately do it differently.

What we steer well clear of
  • Shame, moralising and scare tactics
  • Streak counters that punish every relapse
  • Empty promises and pseudoscience
  • Blocking alone, without looking at the why
How sune does it
  • Mild and without judgement, always
  • Your progress stays put, even after a relapse
  • Well-founded and calmly explained
  • Attention for the need beneath the habit

No one needs to know
that you use this.

Watching porn is deeply personal, and having an app about it on your phone is just as personal. That is why privacy at sune is not an extra, but the foundation of everything.

Anonymous by nature

No name, email or phone number. We cannot see who you are.

Neutral notifications

A reminder shows only "sune" and a calm line. Never anything that gives away the topic.

Optional lock

Lock the app with Face ID or your passcode, so no one just glances inside.

Your data in Europe

Stored encrypted within the EU. With one tap you erase everything for good.

Start with three days free.

First find out whether this fits you. Only then does your subscription begin, if you want to stay.

Per year
€49.99
about €4.17 per month
Save 54%
Per month
€8.99
cancellable monthly

Always cancellable through your App Store account. Fully private.

Good to know

How do you stop watching porn?+
You rarely stop on willpower alone, but by understanding why you relapse and learning to let the urge pass. Over roughly ten weeks, sune guides you: you recognise your triggers, practise urge surfing in the moment itself, and keep building calmly, even after a slip.
Why can't I seem to stop watching porn?+
It is rarely about too little willpower. Your brain has come to see porn as a quick reward, so the moment the urge arrives you give in almost automatically. sune helps you turn that response around step by step, without shame or punishment.
Does an app really help with porn addiction?+
An app is not therapy, but it is daily support at the moment you need it. sune uses recognised methods from addiction care, such as urge surfing and self-compassion, and is there precisely late at night when the urge strikes hardest.
How long does it take to quit porn?+
There is no fixed timeline; it differs from person to person. sune uses a programme of about ten weeks, but you continue at your own pace. Every time you let the urge pass, the next time becomes a little easier.
Is sune really anonymous?+
Yes. You do not have to give a name, email address or phone number. The app creates a random, anonymous account, so we cannot link your data to a person.
Can anyone see that I use this?+
The calm logo and name say nothing about the content, notifications show only "sune", and you can lock the app with Face ID or your passcode. Discretion sits in every detail.
What does it cost?+
You start with three days free. After that you choose €49.99 per year or €8.99 per month. Always cancellable through your App Store account.
Does it also work if I want to cut back rather than quit?+
Absolutely. sune helps you get a grip, whether you want to cut back or stop completely. You decide your own goal and your own pace.
Is sune a replacement for professional help?+
No. sune is a self-help tool built on recognised principles, not therapy or treatment. If you have serious concerns, contact your doctor.
What if I relapse?+
That is part of almost every recovery. sune does not reset your progress to zero and helps you calmly pick up where you were.

Begin today, calmly.

You do your first exercise today, and the urge tool is ready right away for the next time the urge appears.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.