Original Summary

I’ve been working on Unva, an iPhone app for people trying to quit vaping, and version 2.0 is a big change to how it works. The question behind this update was: what if someone wants to quit, but isn’t ready to stop all at once? There are now two paths. Vape-free tracks time since quitting, milestones, and progress. Puff Count lets you log puffs, note triggers, and follow a daily target while cutting down. If you go over a target, the app shows it without treating the whole day as a failure. Puff logging, history, a 14-day chart, and core craving tools are free. There’s optional Premium for plan editing, automatic target adjustments, and deeper insights. I’d value honest feedback on the two-path approach. If you were trying to quit vaping, would you want to start with a counter, a reduction target, or go straight to a vape-free timer? App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/unva-quit-vaping-tracker/id6783925457   submitted by   /u/Worried_Inflation_37 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/18 10:26:07