QuitVape 2.0 — Redesigned + Premium - A breathing exercise for the exact second you want to vape

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Same app, real design pass. 10 months ago this was a rough side project, now it's a dark-themed rebuild with one consistent design across every screen. What's new: a guided breathing exercise for the exact moment a craving hits, a self-assessed nicotine-dependence check-in, and an optional Premium tier. Everything still stays local on your device, no cloud sync, no analytics, no ads.

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Hey Product Hunt, I put out the first version of QuitVape about 10 months ago. It worked, but honestly, it looked like a weekend project, because that's what it was. Stock components, no real thought put into the design, a UI that got the numbers on screen and stopped there. This is the rebuild. I quit vaping myself a while back, and the thing I kept wanting from a tracker wasn't just a counter, it was something to do in the ten seconds when a craving actually hits, before it turns into "just this one." So the core of the app is still: track your smoke-free days, see the money add up, watch a rough health-progress number climb, but I also built out a breathing exercise (the "Puff" screen) specifically for that moment, instead of just logging it after the fact. What actually changed since the first launch: - A real design pass. Dark theme, consistent cards, one visual language across every screen instead of five different ideas. - Premium, for the first time, $29.99/year or $59.99 once. The core tracking, breathing exercise, and achievements stay free either way; Premium is there for people who want to support the app long-term, not a gate on the basic loop. - Data stays on your device. Everything's stored locally, no cloud sync, no analytics, no third-party tracking. The only thing Firebase touches is optional login, never your quit data. I'm not a doctor and this isn't a medical app, it's a tracking and motivation tool meant to sit alongside whatever else is actually working for you, not replace it. What I'd genuinely love feedback on: 1. If you've tried to quit vaping or smoking, what made you stop checking a tracking app? I want to know what QuitVape is missing before I build the wrong next feature. 2. Does the breathing exercise actually feel useful in the moment, or does it feel like a gimmick bolted onto a stats app? 3. Anything about the free/Premium split that feels off, I'd rather hear it now than guess. Thanks for taking a look, happy to answer anything in the comments today.