
About
This app helps you break free from any habit by providing tools to manage urges, track progress independently for each habit, and log slips without shame. It offers daily check-ins, milestone tracking, and insights into money and time saved.
What's New in Qwyt
1.1.4
October 13, 2026
You can now redeem App Store offer codes from the subscription screen. Plus small fixes and improvements.
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Curb Premium Yearly
Full access, billed once a year.
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FAQ
What habits can Qwyt help me quit?
Qwyt is designed to help you quit a wide range of habits, including alcohol, smoking, vaping, cannabis, social media, gambling, and any other habit you wish to break.
How does Qwyt handle slips or relapses?
Qwyt allows you to log a slip in just three taps without shame, calling it a 'lapse'. Your total clean days do not reset, and you have 24 hours to undo a logged slip.
What kind of support does Qwyt offer when an urge hits?
When an urge strikes, Qwyt provides an urge toolkit with options like box breathing, a two-minute delay timer, your personal reasons for quitting, and a game to occupy your hands.
Does Qwyt offer any insights into progress beyond just counting days?
Yes, Qwyt shows you the money you haven't spent and the hours you've regained. It also provides insights into potential physical and mental changes based on public health guidance.
What are the subscription options for Qwyt?
Qwyt offers weekly ($9.99), monthly ($14.99), and yearly ($59.99) subscription plans. Payments are charged to your Apple ID, and subscriptions auto-renew unless turned off 24 hours before the current period ends.
Is Qwyt available on Android devices?
Based on the provided data, Qwyt is currently only supported on iPhone devices.
How often is Qwyt updated?
The latest version of Qwyt is 1.1.3, and it was last updated on September 22, 2026. This indicates a recent update frequency.
Does Qwyt have ads?
No, Qwyt does not contain advertisements. It is a subscription-based application.







