Smoke Revoke Reviews

Pretty good app, however at about $12.00 when there are so many good free apps out there I feel the developers of this toy have priced them selves out of the ball game.
Nice app but to expensive for what it is.

I like SmokeRevoke , but feel it is overpriced at 12.00. What happened to the days where people just helped other people? I understand wanting to make money but at $12 dollars an app you're paying for a smart calculator. Sure it does more than that and I did enjoy it up until they wanted the money. I was expecting it to cost around $2-$5.

SmokeRevoke does what it says it’ll do: keep track of your smokes, how many you’ve skipped, and keep track of the time you have before you’re allowed to smoke again.

With that being said, one of my problems is the fact that you only get to use it for ONE day for free before you have to pay $12 for it. Normally this would turn me off and I wouldn’t even download SmokeRevoke in the first place. But I didn’t know that you could only use it ONE day for free, so I downloaded it. I thought it was pretty good and the reviews kept saying how AMAZING it was. So I opted to pay the $12. That was my bad. You really cannot judge whether an app like this is going to work for you with just one day of use.

When it comes down to it, it isn’t worth it for me.

I smoke in the middle of the night sometimes when I have insomnia and SmokeRevoke makes me start the day at 1:15 AM (for example) if I get up and can’t go back to sleep. But because my day actually starts at 7:30am, when I smoke in the middle of the night, SmokeRevoke says I can’t have another one until 8:15am because I just had my 7:30 one… even though it’s 1:15 in the morning. Then it marks a certain percentage off of your success rate because you’re not smoking when it tells you you’re allowed. And it seems like it doesn’t take into account for your success rate that you may have actually smoked LESS than the day before, only that you weren’t smoking when you were allowed.

All in all, it’s an okay app. It just doesn’t fit with my habits and how I think a gradual system should work.

Of all the smoking apps in SmokeRevoke Store, there was only one that performed the function I was looking for. Something to take my current smoking level from where it was to where I wanted it to be, using a gradual reduction method. Unfortunately that app stopped working and and I couldn't find another app to replace that one until this one came along. This one is much much better. Clean intuitive interface and doesn't overload you with tons of data and ads you don't need to see. Put in what you smoke now, when you want to quit and it takes care of the rest. It automatically adds time in between cigarettes over time. Before you know it you'll be smoking less because it weans you off it slowly. The interface lets me know at a glance everything I need to know all on one screen. How many cigs for today in total. How many I've smoked. How many I've chosen to skip and how many I have left. All color coded. I especially like the fact that if I get really antsy I can go back and smoke one of my skipped cigarettes if I really really wanted to. That alone makes me feel calmer about fighting the urge. Knowing I can if I have to but most of the time I can skip it and it tells me to date how many I've skipped that day and overall (120 cigs so far that I would've smoked but didn't). Some may scoff at the cost and yes I agree it could be a bit cheaper but at the end of the day I'm happy with it doing what it does. I didn't rate it perfect because it's still missing a few minor things but who knows maybe those will make it in an update (notifications of when my cig is ready would've been nice, and achievements that you can earn and share with others would be kinda cool, a slightly longer trial period would be better since the cost is higher). Either way I love SmokeRevoke. I happily paid for it after trying it. It's working for me so far.

Just begging. Window how and if it takes int account the time during the day at work when I can't smoke during the. When be done to adjust for this? Does it lead and adjust

My primary care physician encourages 100's of patients every year to stop smoking. She was very impressed by SmokeRevoke and its results. I would like to say "way too go!!!" to the inventors and thanks for helping so many finally accomplish their goals. Quitting smoking is one of the hardest habits to break..until now 🤓

SmokeRevoke has helped me slowly stop smoking. I have tried other apps but I found this to be the best fit for me. What I love the most is the how you have time intervals between cigs and if you don't smoke a cig it will gray out. So then you can see also how many cigs you didn't smoke for the day. I highly recommend SmokeRevoke. It is well worth the money especially since you will save money by slowly quitting smoking. I am not affiliated with SmokeRevoke .

i love SmokeRevoke. i start to quit smoking. 😍

I love this because I can easily keep track of my daily habits I want to quit, whatever they may be.

I couldn’t have quit as easily without SmokeRevoke.

On most days I smoked fewer than my allotment smokes and would then advance the program. This allowed me to quit 3 weeks ahead of schedule.

By using a time based method to quit, it helps break associations between smoking and activities. It also helped teach me to manage cravings.

Mostly, I want to say thank you for building SmokeRevoke. There is nothing else like it online.

While it is excellent and worked as advertised, I would have appreciated some additional functionality such as:
1) the ability to roll back a day or two without resetting SmokeRevoke back to zero or the ability to add an extra cigarette if necessary.
2) Inclusion of a history section to see how much I smoked on any given day, when I smoked and what the allotment was.
3) While I liked the graphic and found it useful, it lacked the ability to go back and check when a specific cigarette was smoked. I would have found this useful as I struggled in the mornings.

UPDATE: Henry, thanks for the response you provided. Yes, you have my permission to quote my review on the this app website. Keep up the good work, hopefully your app helps someone else too. Thanks again.

I can't believe there is only ONE APP that does what SmokeRevoke does!!! Having the interval between smokes helps SO MUCH! It was spot on the first day... Every time my body would crave a cigarette, I would look at the timer and BAMN! Time for another. By the second day I could feel my body was having a hard time with the "control" on waiting to have another smoke. But, I just have to watch the timer. And I think.... Okay.... I can do something for another 20-30 minutes until it's time. It's like a game.

It would be almost impossible to do this on my own without going crazy. Thanks again for this awesome app!

Simple setup...simple to use. It’s the best one I’ve tried!

This is the best app I ever used. It is very ADHD friendly.

Smoke Revoke is an excellent tool to help you quit or cut down on smoking. It's flexibility and user interface is great -- much better than the other quit smoking apps. I definitely recommend it if only to make you aware of your habits and triggers. Nice job !!!!!

SmokeRevoke is so much better than the others in its class. I've tried quite a few and this one helps me track how many cigarettes I smoke daily as well as space them out while gradually decreasing to quit.

This product has been extremely helpful to recognize just how much I smoke and when I do. The new watch alarms are great for those times that an audible alert would be unprofessional. If you can't quit with this you probably don't want to quit!

So far, I really like SmokeRevoke. I tend to chain-smoke without even knowing it. About 25 to 30 a day. The only thing I would like to see added is the option to hit enter on my Apple Watch to restart the timer. That way I don’t have to constantly use my phone. I have no problem paying the 10 bucks after the trial. I will save that by not smoking as much.