QuitHaven: Quit Vaping Tracker

Quitting vaping is a fight. QuitHaven turns it into a game you can win. Set your quit date — cold turkey or a weekly step-down taper — and QuitHaven turns every craving you beat into progress you can see, spend and share. A quit vaping app and vape-free tracker in one: count your streak, the money you keep and the puffs you didn't take, and get through nicotine cravings with one tap. 🆘 SMASH THE SOS BUTTON when a craving hits Box-breathing, urge-surfing, a rapid-fire mini-game arcade, and REAL TALK — blunt truths and hype lines for the exact moment you need them. Cravings come in waves. QuitHaven keeps your hands and head busy until the wave passes. 🌍 BUILD YOUR HAVEN Every craving you beat earns XP. Pour it into your Haven — a floating world that evolves from dead rock to living paradise as your streak grows. Finish a world, unlock the next. Your Haven is proof of every puff you didn't take. 🫁 SEE YOUR PROGRESS A stylised lung visual and milestone timeline fill in as your streak grows, so the progress you can't see feels real. 💰 SEE THE MONEY PILE UP Your vape spend, redirected. Watch the savings grow in real time. 📓 KNOW YOUR TRIGGERS Log cravings in seconds. The journal spots your patterns — and Pro's Insights shows your danger hours, top triggers and weekly trends, computed entirely on your phone. 🤝 BRING YOUR MATES No accounts, no sign-ups. Swap snapshot codes with friends, see their streaks and visit their Havens. Quitting is easier with company. 🔒 YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS No account. No cloud. No analytics. Your quit journey never leaves your device — back it up and move phones with one code. The free version shows banner ads (never during a craving); one small one-time purchase removes them forever and unlocks everything. No shame, ever. Slipped? Log it honestly — your streak clock resets, but your XP, achievements and Haven survive. Tomorrow's a new round. Made for people who are serious about quitting — and want to enjoy it. QuitHaven provides general wellbeing information, not medical advice. For support, talk to your doctor or your local quit line.