Wantless

Not quitting. Just not wanting. Wantless counts what you smoke or vape, what it costs, and what changes after you stop. No lectures, no chat. Just your own numbers, kept honestly. Log a puff in one tap, or check in for the day in two. Your day count comes from what you actually logged, not a promise you made. A slip does not erase anything: your total record, your streak of check-ins, and the money saved all stay exactly as they were. Only the day count restarts, and it says so plainly. When one hits, open the wave. There is nothing to do on that screen but watch a timer and tap when it passes. No breathing exercises, no talking you down. Every wave you have logged before this one ended. The app just shows you that. Kurun is the small teal bird who lives on your Home Screen widget. Kurun sees that you logged something, not what you logged, and says so in a short, plain line. No cheering, no scolding, no notifications asking where you went. Day count, puff log, money saved, timeline, widget and notifications never expire, for free. Plus adds five things, for $3.99 a month, $23.99 a year, or $49.99 once with no renewal: a weekly reading of which hours hold your puffs, a daily taper number that eases when you go over, a savings goal with a real date attached, a monthly recap you can turn into a card, and a way to log a whole sentence instead of a tap. What you log lives on your iPhone, and in your own iCloud once sync is on; no server sees it by default. A few optional Plus features send a short summary of your own numbers off the phone to read them back to you in a sentence, and each one says exactly what it sends before you turn it on. Wantless is not a medical treatment and does not give medical advice. If you are pregnant, or being treated for something, talk to a person about that too. Terms of Use: https://wantless.app/terms Privacy Policy: https://wantless.app/privacy