--- url: "https://notonemore.app/vs/quitnow" title: "Not One More vs QuitNow: Community and Progress Tracking vs the Two-Minute Craving" description: "QuitNow has tracked quits and hosted a community of quitters since 2011. Not One More is for the craving in front of you. What each does, who each suits, and where they differ." updated: 2026-09-06 --- # Not One More vs QuitNow ## TL;DR - QuitNow, from Fewlaps, has been on the App Store since 2011, is rated 4.69 from over 13,000 US ratings, and was, in its own words, created by a smoker who wanted to quit. It tracks your progress and health improvements, and it is known for its community of people quitting together. - Not One More is new and does one thing: a two-minute Hit when a craving arrives, with reps counted by your phone and a headline number, cravings beaten, that never resets. - QuitNow is the better choice if a community and a long-running progress tracker are what keep you going. Not One More is for the moment itself, and for people who would rather nobody knew. - Both are behavioural tools. Neither is nicotine replacement. Both work alongside patches or gum. ## What QuitNow does QuitNow is one of the longest-running apps in the category. Its App Store description tells its own story: born in 2011, made by a smoker who wanted to quit, grown since then with addiction specialists brought in and tools refined. It tracks your quit, shows your health improving against a timeline, and has a community where people quitting can talk to each other, which for many users is the feature that matters. It is rated 4.69 from 13,568 US ratings as of 6 September 2026, free to download, and updated in the last month. Fifteen years of people quitting with it is the strongest argument for it. ## What Not One More does Not One More is an iPhone app for getting through one nicotine craving, whether from a vape, a pouch or a cigarette, in about two minutes: guided breathing, then ten squats or a thirty-second hold counted by the phone's motion sensor, then watching the craving curve fall. Then one question, still want it, answered honestly. The headline number is cravings beaten. It only goes up. A slip is logged in one tap and never resets anything. There is no community, no sharing, and exactly one notification ever. It works entirely offline, and your history stays on your phone. It is new, iPhone only, and has no ratings yet. Free for three days, then a subscription, with the price shown in the app before you confirm. ## The real difference: other people QuitNow's community is a real strength. Quitting is lonely, the bad days are lonelier, and knowing that other people are on day three too has kept a great many quits alive. If that is what you need, it is a good reason to choose QuitNow. Not One More has no community and will not get one. The bet is different: that the moment of a craving is private, that it usually happens somewhere you cannot post, and that what you need in it is not other people but something to do for two minutes. The app is built for the person standing outside a meeting, in a suit, who wants no one to know. Both bets are reasonable. They are for different people, and sometimes for the same person on different days. ## The other difference: the counter QuitNow, like most apps in the category, leads with progress since your last cigarette. Not One More leads with cravings beaten, because one cigarette sets a day counter to zero and watching it zero is the moment many people delete the app. A cravings-beaten count cannot be zeroed. If a reset has ended a quit attempt for you before, that is the case for the other number. ## Where QuitNow is the better choice - A community of people quitting together is what keeps you going. - You want a long-running progress and health tracker with fifteen years behind it. - You are quitting cigarettes and want the classic timeline. - You are on Android. Not One More is iPhone only. ## Where Not One More is the better choice - You want the craving handled, not discussed. - You would rather nobody knew you were quitting, and need the discreet option chosen in the moment. - You vape or use nicotine pouches and want an app built for that from the start. - A day counter that resets has made you give up before. - You want reps verified by the phone, and an app that works with no signal and keeps your history on your device. ## Questions ### Is QuitNow free? It is free to download. Not One More is free for three days, covering everything, and a subscription after that with the price shown in the app before you confirm. ### Does QuitNow work for vaping or pouches? QuitNow is built around tobacco and cigarettes. Not One More was built for vaping, pouches and cigarettes from the start, with the units and money in your terms. ### Does Not One More have a community? No, and it will not. The app is deliberately private: no sharing, no feed, no account required, and your history stays on your phone. If community is what you need, QuitNow is the better fit. ### Can I use either with nicotine replacement? Yes. Neither app is nicotine replacement and neither replaces it. If a pharmacist recommended patches, gum or lozenges, keep using them with either app. ## Sources - QuitNow on the App Store, accessed 6 September 2026: rating, review count, description and release history. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/quitnow/id483994930 - Not One More on the App Store. https://apps.apple.com/app/id6801569605 - Ussher MH et al., *Exercise interventions for smoking cessation*, Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2019. https://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.CD002295.pub6 - Balban MY et al., *Brief structured respiration practices enhance mood and reduce physiological arousal*, Cell Reports Medicine, 2023. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.xcrm.2022.100895