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.