A craving hits
Open Quell and tap one button. No journaling first, no questions — the moment matters more than the data.
For vapes & nicotine pouches
When a craving hits, you don't need motivation — you need 4 minutes. Quell turns that moment into a calm, beautiful ritual: a game you play with both thumbs while the wave passes, a private coach on your phone, and a counter that shows the money coming back.
Free to download · Plus from $59.99/year with a 3-day free trial · iPhone
Why counters fail
Every quit app shows you a streak. None of them are there at 11pm when the wave hits and your thumbs reach for the vape. Quitting isn't lost over weeks — it's lost in a handful of 4-minute windows. Quell exists for exactly those minutes.
How it works
Open Quell and tap one button. No journaling first, no questions — the moment matters more than the data.
Both thumbs on the screen for 4 minutes, guiding light through a calm, glowing world. Your hands are busy. Your breath settles. The wave passes.
Every craving you outlast feeds your counter: days clean, dollars saved, waves beaten. Slip once? You log the trigger — your progress is never reset to zero.
What's inside
The only calm game in the category. No score pressure, no flashing dopamine — a slow, bioluminescent world you steer with both thumbs, designed around how long a craving actually lasts. One free Ride a day; unlimited with Plus.
Talk through the urge with an AI coach that remembers your "why", your triggers, and your slips — running entirely on-device with Apple's on-device model. Nothing you say ever leaves your iPhone.
Your savings counter ticks up in real money based on what you actually spent. Motivation that compounds — and pays for the app many times over.
Slips are logged, not punished. Quell keeps your total clean days forever and shows you the trigger patterns behind your cravings, so each wave makes the next one weaker.
No account. No cloud. No ads, no IDFA, no tracking. Your journal, voice notes, and coach conversations exist in exactly one place: your device.
Pricing
The counter, your streak, the craving log, and one Ride a day are free forever. Quell Plus unlocks the full toolkit — and unlike most quit apps, there is no $8.99-a-week trap.
$9.99/month
3-day free trial
Best value
$59.99/year
3-day free trial · ~$5/month
$129.99 once
Pay once, keep forever
Prices in USD, billed through the App Store. Auto-renewing plans cancel anytime in Settings.
FAQ
The Ride is a calm mini-game you play with both thumbs when a craving hits. A nicotine craving typically peaks and passes in about 3–5 minutes, so the Ride is built to occupy your hands and attention for exactly that window — your breath settles, the wave passes, and you get through it without vaping. One Ride a day is free; Quell Plus unlocks unlimited Rides.
Both. During onboarding you choose what you are quitting — vaping or nicotine pouches — and Quell adapts everything to it: your savings math, your milestones, and your recovery timeline.
No. Quell never resets your total clean days to zero. A slip is logged with its trigger so you can learn from it, and your overall progress is preserved. Shame spirals are how quitting fails; Quell is deliberately built without them.
The core is free: your clean-days counter, money saved, streak, craving log, and one Ride per day. Quell Plus unlocks unlimited Rides, the unlimited on-device coach, your full recovery timeline, and trigger insights — $9.99/month or $59.99/year, both with a 3-day free trial, or $129.99 lifetime. No weekly charges. No tricks.
Yes — radically so. Quell has no account, no sign-in, and no cloud. Your progress, journal, and coach conversations stay on your iPhone. The AI coach runs entirely on-device using Apple’s on-device model. There is no advertising, no tracking, and no IDFA.
No. Quell is a wellness and motivation tool, not a medical service, and it does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For medical guidance on quitting nicotine, talk to a healthcare professional or call the free quitline at 1-800-QUIT-NOW in the US.
Learn
The 4-minute wave, the 72-hour peak, and the full timeline of what fades when.
Read the guideA realistic plan built around the minutes that decide everything — not the lecture.
Read the guideWhy pouches build a sneakier dependence, and the trigger map that breaks it.
Read the guideFree to download. The next wave doesn't stand a chance.