Answer a few questions
Get an honest read on your habit.
Most people have never added it up. Move the sliders.
That is
$1,430 a year
That is a holiday. Or a lot of other things.
$27.50 a week · $119 a month
Three screens, then you are running a plan.
Get an honest read on your habit.
A daily allowance that steps down to a date.
One tap to log. Four tools for when a craving hits.
Not the day you decide. The Tuesday afternoon three weeks in.
Log the slip and carry on the same day. Your streak takes the hit, your plan does not go back to zero, and nothing in the app lectures you about it.
One over-cap day. The taper keeps going.
An urge timer, box breathing, a distraction and your own reasons. Four ways through the next two minutes.
Money saved, urges beaten, pouches per day trending down. The proof you are actually doing this, on one screen.
Today's count and your allowance at a glance. Tap the widget to log without opening the app.
The fun part
Thirty slots across your plan. Every step earns a statue sticker, and every third one is a chest you open. Save the ones you like straight to your sticker drawer.
It's nice, I've been able to go into the app every day and spin the case opening thing to get cool stickers and quotes. Small attention to detail :)
Used for few weeks now have few more weeks to go, before im fully pouch free. Thanks for the app
I wanted to quit nicotine pouches and this app helped me do that. Dope!
There is no sign-up and no account. Your logs live on your phone, not in someone's database. Reminders only happen if you ask for them, and you can turn the analytics off from Settings.
The ones people ask before they download.
No, and that is the whole point. PouchWise gives you a daily allowance that steps down week by week, so you come off at a pace you can actually hold. If you do want to stop at once, there is a short three-day option instead.
Weeks, not months. The length is sized to your habit rather than fixed, so a lighter habit gets a shorter plan and a heavier one gets more room. Typically it lands somewhere between two and six weeks, and you see the exact quit date before you start.
You log it and keep going. A slip does not wipe your progress or restart your plan. The app records it, adjusts, and carries on from the same day. Most people who quit have slipped at least once.
PouchWise offers a weekly subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase. Prices are shown in the app, in your own currency, before you pay anything.
No. PouchWise is a self-help tool: a plan, a log and some things to do when a craving hits. It does not diagnose or treat anything. If you want clinical support alongside it, talk to a doctor or a local stop-smoking service.
Not yet. PouchWise is iPhone only for now.