Smoke Note vs Corbel · Smoking Tracker

Smoke Note helps you quickly record each smoking time and check how long it has been since your last smoke. With one tap, you can save the current time, view today’s records, yesterday’s count, weekly average, and average interval. Today’s records are organized clearly, and any incorrect entry can be edited or deleted. With Live Activities on the Lock Screen, you can check the elapsed time since your last smoke without opening the app. Smoke Note is useful if you want to understand your smoking pattern or gradually reduce how often you smoke. Key Features: - Record smoking time with one tap - See elapsed time since your last smoke - Check today, yesterday, and weekly average counts - View average smoking intervals - Edit or delete today’s records - Lock Screen Live Activity support Smoke Note stores your records on your device and works right away without a complicated sign-up process.

Corbel counts your cigarettes. It does not coach. No quit date unless you ask for one. No streaks to break. Nothing you can fail. One tap records a cigarette; everything else in the app is what that log adds up to. LOG FROM ANYWHERE • One tap in the app, with an optional sheet afterwards: what set it off, how much you wanted it • Home Screen widgets that log without opening the app • Lock Screen widgets with today's count and the time since the last one • Control Center buttons for logging and for the craving timer • Apple Watch: the count, the time since, ＋ LOG, undo, the craving timer, and a complication for the watch face • Siri and Shortcuts: "Log one in Corbel", "How many today in Corbel", "Start a craving timer in Corbel" TODAY • The count, the time since the last one, and the day drawn hour by hour • A dashed goal line that starts level with the day you described. Crossing it does nothing — no alert, no colour change, no streak lost. Hide it whenever you like. • Recorded spend for today, this week and this month THE CRAVING TIMER • A craving crests in about three minutes, smoked or not. Start the timer and breathe with the ring. • Runs as a Live Activity in the Dynamic Island and on the Lock Screen • Both ways it can end are recorded the same way. Neither is the wrong answer. TRENDS • Week, month and year: every day's count, the lightest and heaviest days, the heaviest hour • What usually sets it off, from the triggers you attach • A year heatmap, one square per day BODY • What changes since the last cigarette — 20 minutes, 8 hours, 24 hours, 48 hours, 72 hours, 12 weeks — following NHS Better Health guidance. Every timer restarts when you log. That is how the body works too. RECORDED SPEND • What the log says you bought, at the pack price you set. Not what you saved. • Today, this week, this month, and a year at this rate JOURNAL • One entry a day. The log writes the first line; you write the rest, with tags of your own. • Add an entry that was missed. Swipe one away. PRIVACY • No account. No analytics. No ads. The log never leaves your iPhone; the Watch gets what it needs from the phone directly. • Export everything as CSV at any time. • A daily reminder is available, off by default, and never says more than "Anything to record today?" Available in 32 languages. Privacy policy: https://radulysandor.github.io Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/