One-tap logging is fire
The one-tap logging is stupid simple and somehow that makes all the difference.
Thought it was a joke app… 🐟
A week later I’m actually vaping less. The lockscreen fish roasting me is lowkey effective.

This app helps you quit vaping by tracking your puffs and providing motivational feedback. It offers a unique approach with a judgmental pufferfish on your lockscreen to encourage better choices and help you go puffless.
1.0.2
December 11, 2025
We fixed some bugs before they could relapse. Smoothed out a few rough edges so your angry little fish can roast you without crashing mid-insult. Everything’s running cleaner, meaner, and slightly more judgmental. Go ahead — log a puff. See if your fish notices. (It will.)
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Puff Punk does not contain advertisements. The app is supported by a subscription model, offering a free trial period for its various plans.
Puff Punk offers several subscription plans: Weekly at $19.99/P7D with a 7-day free trial, Monthly at $19.99/P1M, 3 Months at $49.99/P3M with a 3-month free trial, and Annual at $99.99/P1Y with a 1-year free trial.
Puff Punk utilizes a one-tap puff logging system and provides daily, weekly, and monthly graphs to visualize your vaping habit. It also tracks the money you spend and save, offering a clear financial incentive to quit.
Yes, Puff Punk allows you to create custom quit vape plans by shrinking your daily puff limit and working towards a goal of zero puffs.
Puff Punk is currently supported on iPhones, providing live lockscreen updates for real-time tracking and motivational feedback.
The latest version of Puff Punk is 1.0.2, and it was last updated on December 11, 2025. Updates are released to improve functionality and user experience.
Puff Punk has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for mature audiences due to its subject matter and approach to habit cessation.
Puff Punk combines hard metrics like puff counting and daily limits with emotional triggers, such as the judgmental pufferfish, to make users feel the cost of each hit and drive behavioral change.