I’m a marriage and family therapist and one of my adult clients told me about this app. I checked it out for myself and even told my personal therapist about it. It’s great all around. Covers the CBT basics in a way, and is very modern, sleek and super easy to use. Only part i would change would be to make the “reset timer” button more accessible for ease of use.

This is a great app, i use to use Quit That! but it won’t work on my new phone here anymore. i just wish i could add at least one more item to my list of things to quit, without having to pay premium. but that’s okay, but that’s why i’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5. and the fact that you can’t change the colour of the icon things unless you have premium or get affirmations also makes it 4, otherwise - i love it. very well set up.

I was determined to start every day like it was the first day of me quitting smoking and I let Quitzilla keep track of my days and every few months I would like to see how far I gone. It is a good app to use to track money time and many other things you might be, a little addicted to.

Unless you subscribe to premium, you can only have 2 habits at a time. Also, when you make a new habit, it asks you either how much money you spend on the habit or how much time you spend on it per day. It’s a cool mechanic but for some of the preset habits it can be confusing? Like for example, I’m trying to stop eating meat. But I’m a minor who doesn’t pay for it and I don’t think knowing how much time I spend eating meat is going to help me quit