Smoke Clock app: smoking timer & gradual quit plan for iPhone
SmokeClock is a smoke clock for people who still smoke: an app that tells you when you can smoke your next cigarette, spaces them out, counts each one for you, and lowers the number week by week until you reach zero. No cold turkey. No willpower required.
Scan to download Curious how it works? Try the smoking timer and see your cigarette schedule.
From people quitting at their own pace, just like you're about to.
“Most apps act like you can quit overnight. This is the only app that realistically supports you throughout the quitting process without making you feel guilty. Incredible!”
“Finally an app where I can stop smoking at my pace. It works very well and the widget is super useful!”
“Really helpful app for quitting smoking. Great job!”
Quoted word for word from 5-star reviews on the App Store. Read more reviews.
Three steps to quit smoking gradually. No willpower required.
How many cigarettes a day, when you wake up, when you go to bed, and when you want to quit.
SmokeClock tells you when you can smoke next. Log each one with two taps. Every day, the count drops.
The last day arrives naturally. No shock, no cold turkey. Just a habit that quietly ends.
Not just another quit smoking tracker app.
A live countdown to your next cigarette, evenly spaced across your waking hours only. No alarms at 3am, ever.
Watch the money add up as you smoke less every day. A real number that keeps growing.
SmokeClock creates a personalized quit smoking schedule that reduces your daily count slowly over weeks. Science-backed gradual reduction, not cold turkey. Until you reach zero.
Your plan, schedule and full history stay on your device. No account required. We send only limited anonymous usage events, never advertising or cross-app tracking.
A 0–100 score that grows with every real reduction. It tracks your trend, not your worst day, one slip barely dents it and never resets your progress.
Fully translated into English, Spanish, French, German, and Japanese. Your quit plan, in the words you think in.
Most people fail cold turkey because stopping all at once triggers intense withdrawal. The gradual method works differently. Your body adapts as you smoke fewer cigarettes each day, reducing cravings before they peak.
SmokeClock is a stop smoking app built around this principle. Whether you smoke 5 or 30 cigarettes a day, it builds a personalized reduction plan that fits your schedule and guides you to zero at your own pace.
Learn how the gradual method worksHome Screen Widget
Add the SmokeClock widget to your Home Screen and see your next cigarette at a glance. Log it in two taps, without opening the app.
Evidence-based articles and personalized quit plans.
Timeline
Week by week, from your first cut to 3 months smoke-free.
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Which method actually works better?
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What happens hour by hour, week by week.
Quit Plans
Free week-by-week schedules for 5–40 cigs/day.
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Real success rates, and how to raise yours.
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What the evidence says, and what the Farmers' Almanac says.
Yes. SmokeClock tells you when your next cigarette is allowed: it spaces your daily cigarettes across your waking hours, shows a live countdown on the home screen and in a widget, and lengthens the gap week by week until you reach zero.
That is what it is for. Most quit smoking apps start counting at your quit date. SmokeClock starts while you still smoke and lowers the daily count step by step, so the last cigarette arrives on a schedule instead of on willpower.
SmokeClock is a subscription for iPhone: $2.99 a week or $49.99 once for lifetime access (prices vary by country). There is no ad-supported tier. The schedule calculator on the smoking timer page is free.
It counts cigarettes, but the schedule and reduction plan work for pouches: log one pouch as one cigarette. There is a step-by-step guide to quitting Zyn gradually on the blog.
Compare SmokeClock with 11 other apps in the best quit smoking apps for iPhone or read the guide to quitting Zyn gradually.