Quit Vaping 17+

This app is good. As a new starter in quitting vaping it has pretty much everything you need to keep you busy and motivated. It comes with a live chat, a community where to post your tracked progress, get help with withdrawal or cravings, etc. The community is pretty big you can get a reaction or a reply to your post in a matter of minutes at any time. There are groups or you can create your own. The paid version offers a few extra features including a coach support that will reply during their schedule. They seem to apply some personal development techniques but since I had no cravings I didn’t dig deeper into their skills but I think they can be quite supportive when needed. The community is moderated and an offensive gesture or post is taken down quite quick. John Kopp also has a book available to purchase with the subscription and also available online and had a few useful tips. But like any large community there are all kind of people. Don’t let yourself influenced by everything and chose what best works for you because people have different opinions and they try to impose them to others. The only thing I wished for this app is the creator to write down the email instead of email link on the contact page because not everyone is using the email app on their phone or social media like Instagram. Overall is a good app give it a try. Thanks!

I’m coming up to 24 hours vape free. I rarely write reviews but I’m really happy with this app. It’s rare that developers make apps that are functional without having to pay a subscription fee. There is the option to make a quit plan, which does cost but the app has a surprising amount of functionality for free. I love that you can put in how much you vape and how much you’d normally pay and it will work out how much you saved. Cheers to the developer for making a vaping focused quitting that doesn’t require a subscription.
I would suggest adding a donate button in the settings so successful quitters can show their gratitude.

The app is great. It’s easy to navigate, there are many different tools available on the app but at no point is it overbearing. For me it’s just really useful to be able to look at the money I’ve saved, the days since last use and my reasons for quitting all on the same page. It’s also nice to be able to look at the stats where it gives an idea of your overall recovery of health, with your heart, lungs and brain at various stages of recovery, displayed as a percentage. I definitely recommend.