I’ve made it 50 days now. It’s motivating being able to see how long you’ve made it. Some people have already mentioned the bug where you get logged out all the time. It’s stressful when I’m trying to get into the app for a burst of motivation or a distraction from cravings, and I have to log in. But that’s just a bug that I assume will be fixed soon.Some other suggestions to improve the app:- articles about NRT- more milestones than just ‘days’. E.g. after 24 hours your sense of smell/taste improves, after 2 weeks the worst of the cravings should be over, after 1 month you’re 5 times as likely to quit. This is the most helpful thing in my quitting journey.- in app games/distractions. This is something that the old quit smoking app did well. Instead of just reading about distractions you could employ, the app itself has a distraction- need to have more articles. The ones already on there are great but it’s a bit limited. Imagine if there was new stuff to read every week, maybe even users could contribute

The app is great in theory but poor in execution. Having an app to help you quit but only takes a ‘cold turkey’ approach is going to make it harder for most people. The issue is ‘have you vaped today?’ Yes? Okay well you failed, you only get 3 ‘slip-ups’ and you’ll have to start again. Quitting vaping is hard and it’s not as simple as ‘just don’t vape’. I found it best to start tracking how often I was reaching for my vape on my phone stopwatch, when I reached for it again, I’d hit ‘lap’ so I could at least start visualising how often I was reaching for it during the day. The first step to helping me cut down was when I’d reach for it, I’d check my stopwatch, and make sure X amount of time had passed until I was ‘allowed’ another puff. Things like that to help recognition and cutting down are more beneficial initially than ‘Did you vape? Yes or no?’ I also think the ‘motivations’ need work, I understand vaping is a newer concept, but only the framework from quitting cigarettes can be used, I’ve never been a smoker but fell into vaping easily because the flavours were great, so instead of snacking, I’d have a few puffs of my vape, zero calories! lol. I don’t do it more or less for any emotional reasons, it just tastes good, so pin-pointing ‘triggers’ like stress etc., isn’t really as applicable.

I didn’t know of this would really help me quit but it has really helped me cut down and I actually think I might be able to quit for good. The app seems really well thought out.

I really wanted to use this app to help me set goals and keep on track to quit vaping. But everytime I try to open the app it asks for my password and id. Why?? It’s such a pain to have to enter this info every time. Also it doesn’t send me notifications of milestones or messages of support. I get nothing throughout the day. The advice is twee and generic, like it’s been written. by AI. It’s just another trash app from the government, poorly implemented and poorly executed. Yeah I’m still clean from vaping but it’s no thanks to this app.