Quit nicotine
Nobody sees the cigarettes you don't smoke.
Quitting is the only achievement that looks like nothing happening. NoBuzz makes your progress visible: every day, every craving, every dollar saved.
- 3
- questions to start
- 60s
- to get through a craving
- 0
- subscriptions, ever
Day 21 looks like this
without nicotine
$134
saved
336
cigarettes avoided
18
cravings beaten
The hard minute
It peaks. Then it passes.
A craving climbs for a couple of minutes and comes back down on its own. You just never find out, because giving in is usually what ends it. One tap opens something calm to do while it does — and sixty seconds later it's a number on your screen instead of a decision you regret.
3 in 5
Most people who smoked have already quit.
More than three in five US adults who ever smoked cigarettes have stopped. It is the most common outcome, not the rare one.
Source: CDC, National Health Interview Survey
What it actually does
The 3pm one. The one after dinner.
Your cravings have a rhythm. After a handful the app knows it, and tells you when the next one is coming — while you can still do something about it.
Nobody claps when you don't smoke.
So the app counts instead: days, hours and minutes, money kept, cigarettes not smoked, cravings beaten. Proof that something is happening while nothing happens.
A slip is not the end of anything.
Relapse and you keep your total days, your achievements, your level. You restart a streak — not your life.
Your reason, in your own words.
You write it down once. It comes back at exactly the moment a number can't help.
No app store needed
Put NoBuzz on your home screen.
It runs like an app: own icon, full screen, works offline. Takes about ten seconds, and until the store versions land it's the better way anyway.
- 1Open this page in Safari (not Chrome — only Safari can install on iOS).
- 2Tap the share button at the bottom, the square with the arrow.
- 3Scroll down and tap “Add to Home Screen”.
- 4Tap “Add”. The icon is now next to your other apps.
Your data stays on the device either way — installing changes nothing about that.