QuitBit app iconBreak the loop

Track your smoke-free progress with QuitBit.

Leave a bad habit behind and see what you gain. QuitBit turns time, money, moods and milestones into visible proof that your effort is working.

Free to download · Optional in-app purchases · iPhone and iPad

TrackAny habit you want to quit
MeasureTime, money & milestones
PrivacyNo account required
Progress you can feel

Quitting is more than a streak.

Your effort becomes easier to trust when you can see the exact time you reclaimed, the money you kept and every milestone you reached.

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Start in one tap

Choose a ready-made habit or create one that fits your own goal and starting point.

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Watch progress build

Follow a live abstinence timer and see how close you are to your next goal.

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Remember your why

Track savings, journal your mood and use daily motivation when the day gets difficult.

Your journey, clearly

Small wins become a stronger future.

QuitBit keeps your active goals, progress and personal reasons close without overwhelming you.

QuitBit introduction for quitting smoking
QuitBit active habit targets and abstinence timers
QuitBit goal details with progress, money saved and time remaining
Support without judgment

Tools for the whole journey.

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20+ habit templates

Start with smoking, vaping, alcohol, social media, sugar, gambling and more.

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Savings calculator

See the money and time no longer spent on the habit.

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Mood and journal

Capture how you feel and notice patterns across your journey.

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Reset history

A reset does not erase your effort. Keep the context and begin again.

Private by design

Your personal progress stays personal.

QuitBit does not require an account and its App Store privacy label states that the app does not collect data. Your quitting journey is yours.

Questions

A better first day.

What habits can I track?

Smoking, vaping, alcohol, social media, procrastination, junk food, gambling, gaming, nail biting or a custom habit of your own.

What happens if I reset a habit?

Your current timer starts again while the reset remains part of your history, helping you learn without treating progress as all-or-nothing.

Can I track more than one habit?

Yes. QuitBit supports multiple active targets so each habit can have its own timing and goal.

Your next hour can be the first.

Start tracking the time, money and confidence you get back.

Using QuitBit

Make the first step practical.

See more than the current timer

Set a smoke-free starting point and keep personal milestones alongside journal entries. A savings estimate can show the cost you are avoiding, while a short note captures what helped on a difficult day.

Keep support in the plan

Use the trigger-journal and restart worksheets to keep an honest record of your experience. QuitBit is a tracking companion, not a treatment for nicotine dependence. A healthcare professional or quit-smoking service can help you choose appropriate cessation support.

Learn with QuitBit

Smoke-free progress and savings guides

QuitBit provides abstinence counters, savings tracking, milestones and a mood journal. These are ways to record your journey; they do not diagnose or treat nicotine dependence. A healthcare professional or quitline can help you choose cessation support.

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Quit Smoking Checklist: Prepare for Your Quit Date

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Quit-Smoking Milestones: Track Time, Savings and Your Wins

Create personal smoke-free checkpoints with a milestone worksheet, example savings totals, and a simple plan for recording difficult days.

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Smoking Trigger Journal: A Simple Template for Your Phone

Use a short smoking-trigger journal to record situations, feelings and responses, with a worked entry and a practical weekly review.

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After a Smoking Slip: Record It and Plan Your Next Step

Use a supportive worksheet after a smoking slip to update your timer, preserve useful history, and prepare your next step with quit support.

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