Beat the craving in three minutes
A breathing exercise with a longer out-breath than in, which is the part that actually settles you. Free forever, with or without a subscription.
Your addiction, drawn as one thing you can see. Scroll and it gives ground.
Stay inside your target and you strike once a day. The number goes down and stays down.
One tap a day
Log each pouch as you take it. Stay inside your target and you get to strike: the grip visibly shrinks. Go over and it claws some back. All of your progress in one figure you understand at a glance.
Your pace
Cold turkey works for some people. For everyone else there is a taper: fewer pouches each day, one step lower each week, until you reach zero. At the end of each week the app asks where to set the next target. You decide, and the plan follows.
Bad days
Record it and carry on. Your history stays, your savings stay, and the count picks up from where you are. Quitting is hard enough without an app that starts you over.
At ten pouches a day, this is what a year adds up to.
pouches not taken
not spent on nicotine
of nicotine avoided
Worked out from ten pouches a day at 12 mg. The app does the same sum with your own numbers, and only counts the days you actually logged.
A breathing exercise with a longer out-breath than in, which is the part that actually settles you. Free forever, with or without a subscription.
Money you did not spend, pouches you did not take, nicotine you avoided, and your longest run without one. All of it from what you actually logged.
A week free, a month, a year. Ten euros kept, a hundred, a thousand. Nothing is handed to you for opening the app.
A calendar of clean days, days on plan and days over the line. Fill in one you missed, or mark it unknown if you honestly cannot remember.
Turn your progress into a card and send it to whoever you like. Nothing is ever posted on your behalf.
The app follows your device language, and you can switch it by hand in the profile at any time.
No account. No sign-up. No email address. No tracking, no advertising IDs, no analytics.
We run none for this app, so your consumption, your history and your reasons for quitting never reach us. We could not read them if we wanted to.
Everything is kept in protected app storage. If you have iCloud backup switched on, your iPhone includes it there — that backup sits in your own Apple account, not with us.
No leftover profile, nothing to request, nothing to delete. What was on the phone goes with the app.
The app is free to use for your first 8 calendar days, and it only locks once you have also been active on at least 5 separate days. After that, logging new days needs a subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase. Your calendar and history stay readable either way, and the breathing exercise stays free permanently.
No. You choose when you start: stop outright, or step down week by week from what you take now until you reach zero. The pace follows what you actually do, not a fixed promise.
You record it and the app carries on. Your history and your savings stay, and the count picks up from where you are. Nothing resets to zero.
Yes. Everything except the purchase itself happens on your device, with no connection needed.
No. snusQuit is not a medical device and gives no medical or treatment advice. If you are considering nicotine replacement therapy or have health concerns, talk to a doctor or a pharmacist.
Write to info@snusquit.com, or see the help page.