Austru: Quit Smoking & Vaping

Austru counts what you get back when you stop. ONE LEDGER FOR BOTH HABITS Cigarettes, rolling tobacco, vape pods and e-liquid all live in the same counter. Switching from smoking to vaping, or cutting both at once, never breaks your streak or hides your progress. Most quit apps handle one or the other. Austru was built for people who do both. WHAT YOU SEE - Time without nicotine, ticking live - Money reclaimed, to the cent - Cigarettes not smoked, pods not used, e-liquid avoided - Nicotine avoided in milligrams, added up across every product - Your body recovering, stage by stage, from twenty minutes to ten years - Milestones from your first hour to your first year MONEY YOU CAN CHECK Tap the money card and Austru shows you the arithmetic: amount per day, pack size, price. Nothing is hidden in a black box. Log a price rise with its date and your savings grow from that day forward, never retroactively. Tobacco and e-liquid taxes keep moving, so your counter moves with them. WHEN A CRAVING HITS Open the craving screen. A breathing wave paces you, four seconds in and four seconds out. A five-minute timer holds the line, because an urge usually crests and fades inside that window. Austru shows you what you have already banked, and it counts every craving you outlast. A JOURNAL FOR YOUR CRAVINGS Log what set a craving off, how strong it was and how it ended, straight from the SOS screen. Austru turns your entries into patterns by trigger, hour and weekday, so you can see your hardest moments coming. The first 10 entries are free. Austru Pro, a one-time purchase, removes the limit so your journal and patterns keep growing, and adds a home-screen widget. BUILT TO STAY OUT OF YOUR WAY - Works fully offline - No account and no sign-up - No ads - Nothing leaves your phone - English, French and Romanian Recovery estimates are drawn from general smoking-cessation research and are there to motivate you. Austru is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice. For medication or a treatment plan, talk to a doctor or a pharmacist.