Raze

Raze Press Kit

Written by Muneeb Rana · Last updated 26 October 2026

Quick answer: Raze press kit: Raze is a quit porn and masturbation tracker for iPhone, version 1.0 released April 2026, free with a $14.99 Lifetime Activation. It offers streaks, relapse tracking, daily challenges, goals and community challenges, with no explicit content. Founder: Muneeb Rana. Media contact: .

Raze press kit: fact sheet

App nameRaze (App Store: "Raze-Quit Masturbation Tracker")
CategorySelf-help tracker for quitting porn and masturbation
LaunchedVersion 1.0, April 2026
PlatformiPhone, iOS 18 or later; Android
PriceFree; optional $14.99 Lifetime Activation; no subscription listed
Listed featuresStreak counter, relapse tracker, progress insights, daily challenges, goals, community challenges
ContentNo explicit content in the app
CompanyXtra App Studios
FounderMuneeb Rana
Media contact

All details are from the App Store listing, checked 24 October 2026. We don't share download or user numbers until they're verified .

Short descriptions you can use

One line (about 15 words): Raze is a private, non-explicit iPhone tracker for quitting porn and masturbation, one honest day at a time.

Short paragraph (about 50 words): Raze helps adults quit porn and masturbation by counting clean days, logging relapses honestly, and turning the journey into short goals and daily challenges. Its interface contains no explicit content. Raze launched in April 2026 on iPhone and is free to download, with an optional one-time $14.99 Lifetime Activation.

Assets

  • App icon (PNG, transparent):
  • Logo, light and dark:
  • Screenshots, iPhone:
  • Founder headshot:

Please don't crop the logo or change its colours.

Story angles we can talk about

  • Designing a tracker that contains nothing explicit.
  • Why Raze offers a one-time purchase instead of a subscription.
  • Treating relapse as information rather than failure.
  • How our guides handle the debate over "porn addiction", using the WHO's ICD-11 category as the reference.

Pages journalists usually need

  • Pricing: the confirmed price and what's still being confirmed.
  • Privacy: how Raze handles discretion and data.
  • Alternatives: how we compare Raze with other quit-porn apps, and our disclosure.
  • Editorial policy: how our health content is sourced and reviewed.
  • Medical disclaimer: the limits of what Raze offers.

Facts we can't give yet

To keep coverage accurate, these are not available or not confirmed, and shouldn't be reported as fact: download numbers, active users, ratings counts, outcome statistics, Android minimum version, Android price, feature parity, and any clinical results. Raze has not been tested in a clinical trial . If you see such figures attributed to us elsewhere, please check with us first.

Requesting an interview

Email the media contact above with your outlet, deadline and the angle you're working on. Muneeb Rana is available for interviews about building Raze . For questions about addiction or sexual health, we recommend speaking to an independent clinician or researcher as well.

Using screenshots

Screenshots in the press kit show the app's interface only. They contain no explicit material and can be used in print and online coverage of Raze with credit to "Raze" .

Spelling and naming

The app is "Raze", with a capital R and no other capitals. The App Store name is "Raze-Quit Masturbation Tracker". Please don't call it a "NoFap app" in headlines; it isn't affiliated with NoFap.com, though many users follow NoFap-style rules. The developer is Xtra App Studios .

Guidelines for coverage

Raze is a self-help tool, not a medical treatment, and we'd ask that coverage doesn't describe it as a cure. Health questions are better directed to independent clinicians; we're happy to point you to the sources our guides use. See about Raze for background, and the features overview for details on each feature.

Related: About Raze · Raze Features · Raze: Quit Porn Tracker for a Clean Streak · Download Raze

Download Raze free. Optional in-app purchase.

Sources

  • App Store: Raze-Quit Masturbation Tracker (listing, price and in-app purchases): apps.apple.com (accessed 24 October 2026)

FAQ

Is Raze free?

Raze is free to download. The App Store lists an optional $14.99 Lifetime Activation in-app purchase.

Is Raze on Android?

Yes. Raze is on Google Play for Android.

Does Raze show explicit content?

No. Raze is a clean, non-explicit tracker.

Is Raze a medical treatment?

No. It's a self-help tracker, not a substitute for professional care.

Who makes Raze?

Raze is built by Muneeb Rana.

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