You’ve quit before — for a night, a weekend, a week. Nobody saw it, so nothing held it. Quit Loud turns your next quit into a live streak your crew can watch — days free, money back, cravings beaten — until it’s too loud to lose.
Still counting. Leave, come back tomorrow — it keeps running. That’s the whole idea: a quit you can see.
“One more, then I’m done.”
“I’ll quit after this weekend.”
“Nobody even knows I’m trying.”
That last line is the one that kills the quit. Among young adults actively trying to stop, nearly two in three made three or more attempts in the past year alone1 — and almost every one of those quits had the same flaw. No witnesses. Nothing to protect. Nobody to show up for. It was never your willpower. It was the silence.
In a 2023 study of 290 young ex-vapers, social situations were the #1 craving trigger — and a support system was their #1 recommendation to the next person (an app was #2).2 Quit Loud flips the thing that breaks quits into the thing that keeps them: your streak, out in the open, with a crew watching you win.
Every milestone becomes a card clean enough to post. Quitting, but make it a flex.
Passive doesn’t cut it: in the largest quit-app trial, smokers who were simply offered an app quit no more than those given nothing.3 Everything here exists to keep you engaged, accountable, and un-alone.
Your days-free counter is live and visible to the crew you choose. The longer it runs, the more it’s worth — a quiet quit never gave you anything to protect.
Money back and cravings beaten, counted in real time. In app-store reviews of quit-vaping apps, the money counter and days-free timer are the most-praised features in the category.4
“A dopamine spike better than what nicotine can offer.” — from an app-store review of a rival quit-vaping app
Withdrawal peaks around day 3 — that’s where silent quits die.5 Your crew sees it coming before you do. And a slip isn’t shame here: you learn, you restart, they stay.
Not medicine — just the published course of nicotine withdrawal,5 and what thousands of quitters report. Knowing the map is half the fight.
Your counter starts. Your crew knows. Cold turkey or taper-down — both are real quits here, and both get counted.
Cravings come in waves — each one passes in minutes, and each one you beat goes on the board. Brain fog, restlessness, a short fuse: named, normal, temporary.
Withdrawal typically crests around now — the hardest 24 hours of the whole thing, and the exact moment your streak, your numbers, and your crew all show up at once. This is the day Quit Loud was built for.
The waves space out. Sleep starts coming back. Your streak has real weight now — a week is something you can hold, and something you’d hate to drop.
The fog is memory, the card is yours, and the money never left. In a Truth Initiative survey, 90% of young people who quit vaping said they felt less stressed, anxious, or depressed.Their survey, their wording — source below.6
Cost claims float around this space with no receipts. Here’s arithmetic instead — your spend, your year. Move the slider.
Quit Loud counts it back in real time, from day one. Watching it climb is the point.
We’re building Quit Loud in public, and the first 1,000 founding members get their first year free when we launch — then it’s a subscription. One email. No spam. You’re first in.
1,000 founding spots · first come, first served
More than half of adults who vape plan to quit (JAMA Internal Medicine, 2024). You’re not the exception — you’re the crowd. We keep our numbers honest; if a claim can’t carry a source, it doesn’t go on this page.