Pouch Buddy Nicotine Tracking Reviews: Is It Legit?

Customer Experience

Positive experience51.7% of reviews
Neutral6.9% of reviews
Negative experience41.4% of reviews

~ Based on 29 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say about Pouch Buddy Nicotine Tracking

Is Pouch Buddy Nicotine Tracking Safe?

Pouch Buddy Nicotine Tracking appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Pouch Buddy Nicotine Tracking is 90/100.

This assessment is based on 422 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.5/5.

Safety Analysis

87.3% of ratings point to a safe experience
3.8% of ratings suggest some concerns
8.9% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 418 App Store ratings for Pouch Buddy Nicotine Tracking.

Is Pouch Buddy Nicotine Tracking Legit?

Pouch Buddy Nicotine Tracking appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Pouch Buddy Nicotine Tracking is 90/100.

Based on 90 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Sucks

This thing doesn’t do anything. It sucks. No one here. I want to go cold turkey and it doesn’t have that option. No tips no coaching no so. Just old school ba.

Great Tool & Support

Great app to actually keep track you can click a time slot on a calendar and have it set up where it’s as easy as one tap to track (so that you actually do it)

Support is super responsive as well with any questions.

Great App - can’t quit for you

This app is great, really easy way to track your intake if you’re trying to quit, but you have to be willing to quit.

Fake Free Ad

Downloaded thinking there was a portion of this app for free but upon signing in I quickly found that you get 3 days for free then it cost $3-6 a month to use.

subscription only

out of your mind making this a subscription only just let me buy the app

Thank You

This has changed things drastically for me.

It won't let you delete the app

Beyond painful. I downloaded the app to check it out and now I need to 'send an email' to delete the app. What is this. Just let me delete the app.

Pay to quit zyns?

Thought this app had good intentions to help you quit. Turns out they want you to buy a plan just to quit. They dont care about your well being they care about money

Janky app but is useful and has potential to be better

The app is janky af, but I like it enough to keep using it. It’s helpful to look at my usage data on the various graphs, specifying the mg and brand of pouch, adding friends, and the quit plan. I’m amazed that there are literally zero notification preference settings in the app lol. When I go to settings in the app there are none, besides the ability to change your name—this app could be improved in many ways. I’ve submitted feedback but I’ve never heard anything back from the developers so I have to wonder if this thing is dead in the water or if it’s actively being improved/developed further. Would love to see the improvements I’ve shared with the devs or at least know they’re trying to improve this thing! Good job on what you have so far tho👍
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Fine

The track button lags.

Just what I was looking for

So glad someone finally made this. It’s like a budget for your hits so they don’t start getting out of hand. I was using way more than I thought and not only was it costing me more money, but I can now see the health impacts it was having on my workouts, sleep, and mood. One enhancement recommendation: being able to set a schedule for the day and that notifies you when you’re able to take another pouch. For instance, if I want to limit myself to 5 a day, let me set a schedule to alert every 3.5 hours or so I keep usage consistent and don’t end up over using at the end of the day cuz I used up my allotment too early. Just a suggestion. Love this app!
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Love it

Great app, love it.
Feature suggestion - a nicotine half-life calculator (how much nicotine is in your body)

Can only use with premium version

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Useful, does cost

This app is definitely useful and helps me limit my pouch intake. Although I would love to see a free version with ads which includes a subscription to remove ads and unlocks the goals section. I’m paying $3 a month for a glorified timer that helps me not have a an upper decky in 247

Track other ingredients

I like how it keeps track of the mg consumed, they should also track the amount of other ingredients. For example Zyn uses Ace K for the sweetener.

Forced subscription

Bait and switch being labeled as “free with in-app purchases” because you cannot use the app without selecting a subscription plan. Not to mention it makes you put in all sorts of information before it breaks the news to you.

Pay to track?

Why would I pay $5 for a week, $10 for a month, or $30 for a year when I can just count my pouches myself?

No free version

This app forces you to pay for it. Good app, scummy practice to get you to pay.

Must-Have App for Quitting Nicotine Pouches!

Pouch Buddy has been a game-changer in my journey to quit nicotine pouches. The progress tracking keeps me motivated, and the app makes it easy to stay accountable. It’s simple, intuitive, and does exactly what you need—no unnecessary distractions, just a solid tool to help you quit for good.

If you’re looking for support to finally break the habit, this is the app for you. Highly recommend! Five stars!
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Trying to get you to quit

App has great intentions and seems to have great features. I wouldn’t know much about the features because it’s locked behind a subscription. When you open the app for the first time you take a survey and one of the questions is “how much do you spend a month on zyn” or something like that. It then proceeds to make your “plan” and the plan labels financials for you and some other things. I just thought that it was funny that they’re trying to save you money and then make you pay for a subscription to quit using pouches.
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