Quit-vaping iPhone app
The iPhone app for vapes, JUUL, and pouches like Zyn — built for the always-on form of nicotine, not the cigarette one. Personalized plan. Live streak. Six-tool craving SOS. No day-zero shame.
● 3-day free trial · Cancel any time in Settings · No ads, no data sales
The loop
Every quit started clean and ended at a gas station. That's not a willpower problem. Disposables fit in a pocket and never run dry. Pouches dose every fifteen minutes. The product was engineered to win the moment you forgot you were trying.
Your old quit plan was a list of reasons. Nixd is a system.
How it works
Cold turkey or a personalized taper. The taper engine reads your real numbers — puffs, pouches, spend — and walks you down to zero on a curve that bends, not breaks. Switch methods mid-quit without losing progress.
Most cravings end in five minutes. The SOS toolkit is built for that window — paced breathing, grounding, movement, distraction, a guided "not this time" intervention, and a craving log. One tap from anywhere in the app.
Day-zero shame is a relapse trigger. Nixd logs the slip, keeps the streak, and asks you what triggered it. The data stays honest. Your psychology stays intact. Live to the second, every day, since your last hit.
Built for
Most quit apps are 12-year-old cigarette apps with vape support bolted on. Nixd was built for what nicotine looks like in 2026 — pocket-sized, always-on, invisible — with the math, milestones, and flows specific to it.
Week 1
Not a sales pitch. The structure of what you walk into the moment you open the app — backed by what cessation literature says actually happens to your body and brain in those days.
What you actually use, how much, what it costs. Cold turkey or a personalized taper. Switch any time without losing progress.
Live to the second since your last hit. SOS button on the home screen. Six tools, one tap.
Nicotine is gone from your blood. Cravings peak. The app pushes the right tool at the right moment instead of leaving you alone with the urge.
Dinner tastes different. A milestone unlocks. Breathing feels easier without you noticing it.
Real-time money saved counter, calculated from your real spend. Not enough to brag — enough to keep you honest.
The frequency drops as your nicotine receptors downregulate. Lung function measurably improves. You're past the worst of it.
The math you keep avoiding
Real-time counter calculated from your real spend. The point isn't the dollar figure. The point is that you can keep this if you stop now — and the longer you wait, the larger the number you're walking away from.
Why now
$1,825 a year on a vape-a-day is real. The app counts the dollars in real time so you can stop pretending it's $5.
Nicotine receptors keep climbing the longer you use. Stopping today is easier than stopping in six months.
Lung cilia regrow within 6 weeks of quitting. The clock starts the day you do.
Every Monday you've quit. Every Friday you haven't. The point of an app is to break that loop with structure.
If you slip
No shame screen. No "day 0" in red letters. You log it. Your streak stands. Cessation research is clear: the largest single predictor of full relapse after a slip is how the slip is framed. Day-zero resets train the wrong framing. We refuse to.
What it tracks
Compared to
We've put Nixd against the apps people most often weigh it against. Read every one.
What it costs
We charge a subscription specifically so we don't have a business model that requires keeping you on the app to serve impressions. It's the most honest way to build a quit tool.
Download
3-day free trial. iPhone, iOS 17+. Before you buy another pod.
Questions
Fine. Here are the real ones.
Most quit apps were built around cigarettes a decade ago and bolted on vape support. Nixd was built for what nicotine actually is now: pocket-sized, always-on, invisible. The specifics show: live-to-the-second streak instead of a daily counter, a six-tool SOS toolkit sized for the 3–5 minute window when an urge actually peaks, a personalized taper plan that walks you down to zero, and a slip flow that doesn't reset you to day zero. Day-zero shame is a relapse trigger; we refuse to encode it.
Yes — natively. Onboarding asks about strength (mg), brand, and daily count. The taper plan uses two knobs for pouches (strength and count) instead of one. Pouch-specific milestones are surfaced where they make sense. Most quit apps treat pouches as an afterthought; Nixd treats them as primary.
You log it. Your streak doesn't reset. The data stays honest, your psychology stays intact. Cessation research shows the largest single predictor of full relapse after a slip is the framing — "I ruined it, might as well buy another pod" turns 60% recoveries into 80% relapses. Day-zero resets reinforce that framing. Nixd doesn't.
Free to download. 3-day free trial. After the trial, an auto-renewable subscription unlocks the full plan, SOS toolkit, and milestone tracking. Current pricing is shown in the App Store at the time of purchase, before you commit. Cancel any time in Apple ID → Subscriptions.
Yes. The full app works without internet. Logs queue locally and sync the moment you're back online. A flight, a dead zone, a basement — none of it breaks your streak.
Sign in with Apple, no password to leak. Your usage and mood logs are stored with row-level security so only you can read them. We don't sell data. We don't run ads. We charge a subscription specifically so we don't have a business model that requires keeping you on the app to serve impressions.
