Quitracker: Quit Smoking

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About this app

Quitracker helps you cut down or quit smoking on your own terms — one honest log at a time.

Whether you want to quit cold turkey, taper off gradually, or just understand your habit better, Quitracker gives you clear, simple tools to see your progress: how many cigarettes you've smoked, how much money you've saved, and how far you've come.

HOW IT WORKS
• Log each cigarette in one tap, and optionally note what triggered it — stress, coffee, boredom, and more.
• Set a daily limit that stays fixed, or one that gradually decreases over time toward your goal.
• Feeling a craving? Use the built-in 5-minute wait timer. Most cravings pass faster than you think.

TRACK YOUR PROGRESS
• See how much money you've saved and how many cigarettes you've avoided.
• Watch your streak grow as you stay within your daily limit.
• Browse your full history, grouped by day, and remove any entry you logged by mistake.

UNDERSTAND YOUR PATTERNS
• Discover your most difficult hours of the day.
• See which triggers lead you to smoke most often.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Your data stays on your device. Quitracker doesn't require an account and doesn't share your logs with anyone.

Available in English, Russian, and Turkmen.

Quitracker does not provide medical advice. If you need help quitting smoking, please consult a healthcare professional.
Track cigarettes, save money, and quit smoking at your own pace.
Updated on
Aug 13, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
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