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Hold90

Launching today

Ride out a nicotine craving in 90 seconds

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Ride out a nicotine craving in 90 seconds

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Hold90 is a private quit-smoking app for the 90 seconds a craving actually peaks. Tap Hold 90, breathe or play a calm hand game, and ride the wave. A slip is a journal entry - the smoke-free clock never resets. No account, no feed. Your data stays on this device. Free to start. Lifetime is $1.99 once. No account required. Install as an app.

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I don’t smoke. People I love do. I watched friends and family try to quit the usual way: make an account, take a lecture, then lose the streak the first time they slip. The shame after one cigarette was often worse than the craving. That’s the part I wanted to take apart. A peak is about 90 seconds. Hold90 is something you can actually do in that window — a timer and six calm games, on this phone, with no sign-in. If they slip, they name the trigger. The smoke-free clock does not reset. I built it so I could send a link instead of a speech. Free to start. Lifetime is $1.99 once on this device — less than a pack. If you have quit, tried to, or love someone who is trying: what would you change in those 90 seconds?

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I built a quit-smoking app that never resets your streak — here's why

Most quit apps punish you with a reset the second you slip. That's the part I've always hated because relapsing isn't failure, it's the most useful data you'll ever collect.

So I built Hold90 to do the opposite:

A 90-second timer (because a craving peaks and falls within ~90s) Six calm mini-games to ride out that window no shame, no streak zeroes A slip is a journal entry that names the trigger your smoke-free clock keeps running No account. No email. Your data lives on this device.

Free forever (1 Hold + 1 slip a day). $1.99 lifetime for unlimited, less than a pack of cigarettes. Less than the cost of relapse-shame.

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