Tapr: Quit Smoking Gradually

Most quit-smoking apps tell you to stop tomorrow. Tapr doesn't.

Tapr builds a personal 8–16 week plan that gradually reduces your daily cigarettes from where you are now to zero. Each week the limit drops a little. You log every cigarette with one tap. No shame, no streak resets, no guilt — relapse is part of the journey, and Tapr adjusts.

WHY GRADUAL WORKS
Cold turkey works for some people. For most, it doesn't. Tapr is for everyone who tried "stop tomorrow" apps and gave up by Wednesday. Smoking is a habit loop, and habit loops don't break overnight — they unwind.

FREE FEATURES
- Single-tap cigarette log — open app, tap, done
- Personalised taper plan, 8 to 16 weeks
- Today's status: how many you have left for today
- Money saved counter with a real reward goal (vacation, guitar, gift)
- Health timeline — what improves at 20 minutes, 12 hours, 2 weeks, 1 year
- 3-minute craving timer with breathing animation (87% of cravings pass in 3 minutes)
- Basic stats — total smoked, avoided, money saved
- 10 languages: English, Serbian, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish

TAPR PRO (one-time payment, no subscription)
- AI Trigger Insights — weekly analysis of when and where you smoke most
- Risk Zones — geofence reminders at places you typically smoke
- Custom plans — design your own curve, slower or faster
- Cigarette diary with auto-tagging — morning, coffee, post-meal, stress, social
- PDF export for your doctor
- Cloud Sync — end-to-end encrypted, your phone change doesn't reset progress
- Multi-device support
- Home-screen widget

PRIVACY FIRST
Tapr stores your data locally on your phone. The free version sends nothing to any server. Pro Cloud Sync uses end-to-end AES-256 encryption — we cannot read your logs even if we wanted to. AI Insights work on anonymous aggregates only — no timestamps, no GPS coordinates leave your device. We never sell your data and never show ads.

NOT MEDICAL ADVICE
Tapr is a self-help and habit-tracking tool. It is not a substitute for medical advice, smoking-cessation therapy, or pharmacotherapy. If you need clinical support, talk to your GP.

Smoke less, your way.