QWIT

About Qwit

Qwit was born in 2017 as a small Android app to help smokers count their smoke-free days. Today it's a family of apps — smoking, vaping, alcohol, gambling, porn — built by Norulab, an independent studio. Qwit for iPhone launched on the App Store on 3 August 2026. Google Play showed 500,000+ downloads when checked on 5 August 2026; Store figures can vary by market and are not real-time. No ads are served and personal data is not sold.

How our articles are written

Legacy articles are undergoing a source and clinical-review audit. Every page shows its current review status; unknown authors, reviewers, dates and sources remain blank rather than being invented. New health content cannot publish without precise official sources and clinical review.

Nothing here is medical advice. Quitting an addiction can have real medical implications — alcohol withdrawal in particular can be dangerous — and a doctor who knows your history will always beat an article that doesn't.

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Your data

This site uses no advertising trackers. Audience measurement (Google Analytics) runs only if you accept it via the consent banner — declining changes nothing about your experience. The apps never sell your data — recovery data is yours. Details are in each app's privacy policy.

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