Put your cigarette
money behind your quit.
Try every feature free for 3 days, then choose an amount sized to what you spend on cigarettes. No subscription.
3 free days · Android app
A month of cigarette money
Choose $25, $50, $75, $100 or $150 — the amount closest to your usual month.
A fresh start each day
Open Quitaro, mark the day smoke-free, and keep moving forward.
A quit with weight behind it
A clear 60-day finish line and support for the days between.
Willpower costs nothing. That's why it's so easy to walk away from.
Every quit you've tried before cost nothing to abandon. This one starts with a month of your monthly cigarette spend, committed on day one. Now there's a reason to see it through, a clock to beat, and a friend waiting at the finish.
Put in one month of cigarette money.
Tell Quitaro what you smoke and what a pack costs. Try everything free for 3 days, then choose $25 to $150 — whatever's closest to your usual month.
Tap "Smoke-free today" each day.
Make one honest check-in, notice your progress, and keep your quit in view. If you slip, start again — the app stays with you.
Reach day 60. A friend gets in free.
You're smoke-free, and you get a free pass to bring one friend along on their own quit.
What the next 60 days feel like
20 minutes
Your heart rate and blood pressure start dropping.
Day 2–3
Taste and smell come back. Cravings peak — the 4-minute timer is built for this.
Week 2
Breathing feels easier on stairs, and you have more energy.
Day 30
You cough less, your skin and circulation improve, and you have kept about a month of cigarette money.
Day 60
The habit loop is broken; you bring a friend in free.
Every Quitaro sold helps fund lung-cancer research.
How we give →What you get for a month of cigarette money.
A recovery timeline for your exact day.
Get daily notes, then weekly and monthly notes through year one — 74 notes in all.
Progress you can see.
Track health achievements, cigarettes not smoked, and money kept.
A quit with weight behind it.
Keep your goal close with a simple daily check-in and a clear 60-day finish line.
Questions smokers ask first.
All questions →Is this a monthly subscription?
No. You pay once, a month of your usual cigarette spend. Nothing renews.
What does the purchase support?
We give most of what we earn to lung-cancer research. Read how we give.
What if I smoke?
Start again. A slip restarts your 60-day run, and you keep the app and everything in it.
When can I get it?
Now, on Google Play for Android. There's no iPhone version yet.
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How to tell friends and family you're quitting — and ask for the support you actually want
Tell people you are quitting smoking with a clear request, set boundaries around cigarettes, and make support practical during the first weeks.
How to pick a quit date (and what to do the week before)
Choose a quit date you can act on, prepare your home and routines, and make the first smoke-free week easier with a practical plan.