This app helps you quit vaping and nicotine by providing tools to manage cravings and track progress. It offers personalized support for difficult moments and a unique approach to slips, ensuring your progress is never erased. Features include a health timeline, a support system, and data privacy.
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August 24, 2026
Full access to Halt for one year.
$79.99
Halt Lifetime Access
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Halt offers a 'button' to press when a craving hits. It then asks about your state (hungry, angry, lonely, tired, or habit) and provides a breathing pacer, urge-surf timer, physical task, or prompts for your own reasons to help you through the three-minute stretch.
Unlike other apps, Halt does not reset your progress. A slip is recorded as one marked day, and your total nicotine-free days, best streak, money saved, and urges beaten all remain intact. The app acknowledges that slips are a common part of quitting.
Yes, Halt contains advertisements. The app is free to start, and advertisements are part of its operational model.
Halt Pro offers weekly ($6.99/week after a 3-day trial), annual ($49.99/year after a 3-day trial), and a lifetime purchase ($79.99) option. Subscriptions auto-renew unless turned off 24 hours before the current period ends.
Yes, your data never leaves your phone. Halt requires no account, sign-up, email address, or server. All data is stored locally on your device and can be exported or erased permanently from Settings.
Halt includes a searchable library detailing common withdrawal symptoms like hunger, flatness, fog, sleep changes, and short temper. Each entry indicates when symptoms typically start and last, with sources cited.
Yes, Halt supports both cold turkey and step-down methods. It presents research findings on the effectiveness of each approach, noting that a 2016 trial showed 22% abstinence for abrupt quitters versus 15.5% for gradual reducers at six months.
The Ambush Map builds a picture of when you've previously logged cravings. It then alerts you before these high-risk windows open again, allowing you to plan your activities proactively rather than reacting to the craving when it hits.
