Quit Vaping

Name: Quit Vaping
Rating: 4.9 (11618 reviews)
Author: Jonathan Kopp

By: Jonathan Kopp App

#1 App to Quit Vaping/E-Cigs

Overview

Version:

4.3.5

Last updated: 2026-04-24

Ranking

#15,933 ▼ 23

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Join millions quitting vaping with Quit Vaping. It introduces the first Buddy System, a supportive community forum, and multiple trackers to monitor progress toward a vape-free life.

Use tools like cravings and trigger trackers, Puff and Pod/eJuice trackers, guided breathing, meditation, and a personal journal. Set a future quit date, monitor daily nicotine reductions, and leverage the Quit Coach for personalized support as you reach health benefits and milestones.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Community Privacy & Security Writing

By:

Jonathan Kopp

Rating:

4.90

(11,618) 2 new ratings

Version:

4.3.5 Last updated: 2026-04-24

Version code:

884870116

Creation date:

2019-10-14

Compatible devices:

Size:

57.46MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-20

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 15,933 ▼ 23

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Developed by:

Jonathan Kopp

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/quit-vaping/id1479615245

Website:

https://quitlytelerehab.com/

User Reviews

Reviewers praise Quit Vaping for accountability, community support, and motivating progress tracking (money saved, health indicators, milestones). However, frequent complaints focus on price and billing (high subscription cost, accidental charges, no clear trial), plus reliability issues (tracking inaccuracies, buggy UI) and limited support. Overall, users value the social and progress-tracking aspects, but cost and reliability concerns are the dominant cons.

Pros

Strong accountability through tracking days, money saved, and vapes avoided
Active, supportive community and buddy system for motivation
Encouraging messages and milestones that help you stay on track
Visual progress metrics and health/finances dashboards that motivate
Meaningful value from features available for free, with accessible resources

Cons

Pricing and subscription model is a major sticking point; users feel it is expensive and unclear
Billing issues: accidental charges, difficulty canceling, refunds, and unexpected upgrades
Inaccurate tracking and data issues along with a basic, sometimes glitchy UI
No free trial or preview before paying; upfront payment requirements reduce perceived value
Reported gaps in support and updates from the developers

Recent reviews

Obviously people that use drugs will find the money to buy the drugs. But I feel like quitting a drug is more about accessibility to the general public. Drugs are more commonly used in regions with lower income, so I think dropping the price down a little bit will be more accessible for those people.

by Ju*****, 2026-09-05

I’ve been using the limited free version for a month and it’s quite good. I like the health info, the tracker and I love the “calm” resource section. My only gripe is, I think the pop ups for encouragement should be daily for two full weeks, not just one week.