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Smoke less. Then stop.

The quit smoking clock that tells you when to smoke your next cigarette, and lowers the count a little every day until zero.

SmokeClock home screen: a live countdown to the next allowed cigarette and today's plan
Timer
Paces every cigarette
Private
Data stays on device
iOS 17+
iPhone required

How the quit smoking app works

Step 1 of 3

A plan built around your day.

Tell SmokeClock how much you smoke, when you wake up, when you go to bed and when you want to quit. It spreads today's cigarettes evenly across your waking hours.

Step 2 of 3

Follow the clock.

SmokeClock tells you when you can smoke next. Log each one with two taps, or skip it. Smoke one early and the rest of the day is re-spaced.

Step 3 of 3

Watch the number fall.

Every day the count drops a little, until the last day arrives on schedule. No shock, no cold turkey. Just a habit that quietly ends.

SmokeClock today's plan: day 15 of 22, with the day's cigarettes spread from 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM
SmokeClock countdown to the next cigarette, with the rest of the day re-spaced after an early one
SmokeClock progress screen with the reduction percentage and the days on plan

Everything a gradual quit needs.

Built around the way people actually cut down: slips, routines, money and small daily wins.

Slipped? Your plan adjusts.

Smoke one early and the rest of today is re-spaced, without starting over. Had a rough day? The next morning SmokeClock asks whether to repeat yesterday's number or keep going, and your quit date moves only if you choose it.

SmokeClock banner: plan widened today, 3 left, re-spaced until 11:00 PM, with an Adjust plan button

One small challenge a day.

Daily quests break the routines around each cigarette: where you smoke, what you pair it with, who you smoke with. Thirty of them, easy ones first, never the same one twice in a row.

  • The other hand
  • Dead battery
  • Hydration
  • Shop's closed
Today's quest in SmokeClock: Shop's closed, today you don't ask for or accept cigarettes from anyone

See the money you keep.

Every cigarette you don't smoke is counted in your own currency and price per pack, with a day-by-day breakdown.

SmokeClock savings card showing $39.00 saved

Your plan on your Home Screen.

A small or medium widget shows your next cigarette at a glance. Log it right from the widget, in full, text-only or minimal style.

SmokeClock Home Screen widget showing the next cigarette time and today's smoked, remaining and avoided counts

Progress you can feel.

A month calendar of days on plan, your streak, how much you have cut from day one, and milestones like your first full day and your first $25 saved.

SmokeClock progress calendar with the days on plan marked in green

No account needed. Your plan and history are stored on your iPhone.

Real people, real progress.

From people quitting at their own pace, just like you're about to.

“Most apps act like you can quit overnight. This is the only app that realistically supports you throughout the quitting process without making you feel guilty. Incredible!”
App Store review
“Finally an app where I can stop smoking at my pace. It works very well and the widget is super useful!”
App Store review
“Really helpful app for quitting smoking. Great job!”
App Store review

Quoted word for word from 5-star reviews on the App Store. Read more reviews.

Why gradual smoking reduction works

Most people fail cold turkey because stopping all at once triggers intense withdrawal. The gradual method works differently. Your body adapts as you smoke fewer cigarettes each day, reducing cravings before they peak.

SmokeClock is a stop smoking app built around this principle. Whether you smoke 5 or 30 cigarettes a day, it builds a personalized reduction plan that fits your schedule and guides you to zero at your own pace.

Learn how the gradual method works

Questions people ask before downloading

Is there an app that tells me when I can smoke my next cigarette?

Yes. SmokeClock tells you when your next cigarette is allowed: it spaces your daily cigarettes across your waking hours, shows a live countdown on the home screen and in a widget, and lengthens the gap a little every day until you reach zero.

Does SmokeClock work if I have not quit yet?

That is what it is for. Most quit smoking apps start counting at your quit date. SmokeClock starts while you still smoke and lowers the daily count step by step, so the last cigarette arrives on a schedule instead of on willpower.

How much does SmokeClock cost?

SmokeClock is a subscription for iPhone: $2.99 a week or $49.99 once for lifetime access (prices vary by country). There is no ad-supported tier. The schedule calculator on the smoking timer page is free. Figures for several apps are on the quit smoking app prices page.

Does it work for nicotine pouches like Zyn?

It counts cigarettes, but the schedule and reduction plan work for pouches: log one pouch as one cigarette. There is a step-by-step guide to quitting Zyn gradually on the blog.

Compare SmokeClock with 11 other apps in the best quit smoking apps for iPhone or read the guide to quitting Zyn gradually.

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