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Version 2.37.1 · 2026-10-29
Fixes and small improvements.
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The store currently lists version 2.37.1, updated 2026-10-29.








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Calm Urge is the perfect app to help you resist the urge to self-harm. With a range of activities and tools, you can keep track of your emotions and worries, and develop new coping mechanisms to help you stay calm and in control.
With a daily record of your feelings, you can easily identify patterns and trends in your emotions and concerns, helping you to build a better understanding of your triggers and responses.
And with a range of calming activities, including breathing exercises, Tibetan bowls, musical instruments, and drawing tools, you can find the perfect way to soothe and distract yourself when the urge to self-harm strikes.
You can also create a private password to keep your information completely secure, and use a communication card to let others know how you're feeling when you're not able to talk about it.…
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Fixes and small improvements.
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