What do you use?
Choose the option that best matches your current routine.
Denicotinizer creates a personal reduction rhythm and quietly reminds you when a planned window arrives — with free web push on iPhone and Android.
A small pause today builds a brighter tomorrow.
Enter your email and we’ll send a secure activation link. Create your password, then log in when you are ready. Your 14-day clock starts only on your first successful login.
We sent you a secure activation link. Open it to create your password, then log in when you are ready.
Choose a password. Activation itself does not start the trial; the first successful login does.
If this is your first successful login after trial activation, this is the moment your 14-day trial begins. Permanent accounts have no expiry.
Your plan, history and statistics are still here. Choose a Denicotinizer subscription to restart the dashboard and scheduled reminders.
Secure checkout and subscription management are handled by Paddle.These are planning categories, not medical risk classifications.
Choose the option that best matches your current routine.
A fast starting point. Fine-tune the number below.
How quickly should the planned windows spread out?
We only schedule reminders inside your waking hours.
10 planned windows across your waking day, gradually spaced further apart.
By continuing you ask Denicotinizer to create behavioral reminders from the information you entered. This is not medical advice or a statement that nicotine use is safe.
Denicotinizer uses your phone’s built-in web push system. No SMS service, no phone number, and no per-message charge.
Your planned window is open. Skip it if you can.
Use the rich card below to log what you chose.
A small pause today builds a brighter tomorrow.
Your plan gradually creates longer gaps. It never increases above the baseline you entered.
Just create a little more space before the next decision.
Charts are based on your active plan and the choices you log in Denicotinizer.
Your planned maximum number of nicotine uses per day across the full scheme — not how much you use during each hour of a day.
How to read this: left to right is time through your program. Higher on the chart means more planned uses per day; the curve moves downward as your daily target is reduced.
Logged use reflects only entries you record in Denicotinizer.
This is the intraday chart: it shows when your recorded uses tend to happen during a typical day.
Bars are based only on uses you record in Denicotinizer. They are separate from the reduction-scheme curve above.
Archive the current scheme and create a new one from where you are now. Your previous plan and logged history stay available.
Scheduled reminders stop immediately until you create the new plan.The operating system owns the notification. The rich experience begins the moment the user taps it.
75 links to public health services, national quit programmes, cancer organisations, heart/lung organisations and evidence-based medical guidance. Denicotinizer does not replace professional cessation support.
Use Denicotinizer for day-to-day behavior planning, and use these independent sources for evidence, health-risk information and professional quitting support.
Read original guides on quitting snus, smoking, vaping, nicotine withdrawal and dependence — then use the country pages to find professional support.
Practical healthcare guidance for quitting snus, cravings and withdrawal.
Visit source ↗ Quit supportSweden’s national quitline for smoking, snus, vaping and nicotine products.
Visit source ↗ Health risksPublic-health evidence on harms from tobacco and nicotine products.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerCancer-focused information about smoking, tobacco and quitting.
Visit source ↗ Heart / lungEvidence-based information on tobacco, heart and lung risks, plus quitting benefits.
Visit source ↗National health-service guidance, tips and motivation.
Visit source ↗ Quit supportOfficial guidance on support, counselling and aids for quitting snus and smoking.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / snus / cancerCancer Society information about smoking, snus, vaping and cancer risk.
Visit source ↗ Youth / nicotinePublic information service for young people about tobacco, snus and nicotine.
Visit source ↗ Quit planStep-by-step advice for quitting smoking, snus and vaping.
Visit source ↗Denmark’s national stop service with counselling and quit support.
Visit source ↗ Public healthDanish Health Authority information on tobacco, nicotine and prevention.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerCancer Society information about tobacco, nicotine and stopping.
Visit source ↗ Heart healthHeart-health information about smoking as a cardiovascular risk factor.
Visit source ↗ Healthcare guidancePublic healthcare information and patient guidance on stopping smoking.
Visit source ↗Support for a nicotine- and smoke-free life, including groups and expert advice.
Visit source ↗ Medical guidanceMedical guidance on quitting smoking and nicotine dependence.
Visit source ↗ Public healthFinnish Institute for Health and Welfare information on tobacco and nicotine.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerCancer-prevention information related to smoking and tobacco.
Visit source ↗ Heart healthHeart-health guidance on smoking and nicotine as risk factors.
Visit source ↗National quit-smoking guidance, support and tools.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerEvidence-based guidance on how to stop smoking and manage cravings.
Visit source ↗ Evidence / tobaccoUK tobacco-control charity with evidence on smoking harms and policy.
Visit source ↗ Heart healthInformation on smoking, heart disease and quitting.
Visit source ↗ Benefits of quittingWhat happens to health after stopping smoking.
Visit source ↗Ireland’s national public-health quit-smoking service and guidance.
Visit source ↗ Quit planDigital quit plan with advisor support and follow-up.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerCancer-prevention information on smoking and quitting.
Visit source ↗ Heart healthHeart-health guidance on smoking and becoming smoke-free.
Visit source ↗ Public healthNational tobacco-control programme and public-health resources.
Visit source ↗Federal quit-smoking information and support portal.
Visit source ↗ Medical guidanceFederal health portal on smoking risks, effects and quitting.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerEvidence and motivation for smoking cessation.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerCancer-prevention information about smoking and tobacco.
Visit source ↗ Public healthGovernment information on smoking and tobacco-control policy.
Visit source ↗Independent quit-smoking, vaping and snus support backed by Trimbos.
Visit source ↗ Clinical guidanceEvidence-based treatment information for tobacco and nicotine dependence.
Visit source ↗ Healthcare guidanceGP-backed patient guidance on stopping smoking.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerCancer-prevention guidance on not smoking and quitting.
Visit source ↗ Heart healthInformation on smoking as a cardiovascular risk and stopping.
Visit source ↗France’s national smoking-cessation service with coaching and tools.
Visit source ↗ Public healthNational public-health information, data and tools on tobacco.
Visit source ↗ Healthcare guidanceFrench national health-insurance guidance on quitting smoking.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerCancer-prevention information about tobacco and smoking.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerCancer-prevention information on tobacco-related risk.
Visit source ↗Spanish Ministry of Health tobacco-prevention and cessation resources.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerCancer-prevention information and help to stop smoking.
Visit source ↗ Heart healthInformation on smoking as a cardiovascular risk factor.
Visit source ↗ Clinical guidanceSpanish family-medicine resources for tobacco cessation.
Visit source ↗ Quit supportRegional public-health quitting guidance and support.
Visit source ↗National tobacco and nicotine helpline with counselling and referrals.
Visit source ↗ Public healthItalian Ministry of Health tobacco information and prevention resources.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerCancer-research foundation guidance on how and why to stop smoking.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerItalian League Against Cancer tobacco-prevention and cessation resources.
Visit source ↗ Evidence / healthScience-based information about smoking and health risks.
Visit source ↗Federal public-health guidance and links to proven quit resources.
Visit source ↗ Quit toolsUS federal quit tools, plans, texts and specialized programmes.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerEvidence-based smoking-cessation information and treatment guidance.
Visit source ↗ Quit supportPractical guidance for quitting smoking and smokeless tobacco.
Visit source ↗ Lung healthQuit-smoking programmes, counselling and lung-health information.
Visit source ↗Federal quit-plan tools, coaching and support resources.
Visit source ↗ Quit supportFree quit support, coaching and tools in Canada.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerInformation on becoming smoke-free and reducing cancer risk.
Visit source ↗ Lung healthLung-health information and support related to smoking and quitting.
Visit source ↗ Heart healthInformation on smoking, vaping and cardiovascular health.
Visit source ↗Nationally recognised quit support, tools and Quitline services.
Visit source ↗ Healthcare guidanceGovernment-backed health information about Quit and cessation support.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerCancer-prevention information about smoking and quitting.
Visit source ↗ Lung healthLung-health information and support for tobacco-related disease prevention.
Visit source ↗ Heart healthInformation on smoking, heart disease and quitting.
Visit source ↗Free quit coaching and support by phone, text and online.
Visit source ↗ Quit supportNational information on quitting, services and nicotine replacement.
Visit source ↗ Public healthPublic-health guidance on smoking, vaping and quitting.
Visit source ↗ Smoking / cancerInformation on tobacco, cancer risk and becoming smokefree.
Visit source ↗ Heart healthGuidance on smoking, vaping, heart health and quitting.
Visit source ↗Build a personal reduction rhythm while keeping serious external health information one tap away.
Install the Denicotinizer Shortcut once, add it as an Apple Watch complication, then log a skipped window, a nicotine use, or a rescue moment directly from your wrist.
Your personal Watch Key links the Shortcut to your Denicotinizer account. Your email and password are never stored in the Shortcut.
Install the shared Shortcut on your iPhone, then replace YOUR_WATCH_KEY_HERE with your personal Watch Key in all three actions.
Open the Shortcut details on iPhone and make sure Show on Apple Watch is enabled.
Run Denicotinizer Watch once on iPhone or Apple Watch. Approve access to denicotinizer.com; choose Always Allow if iOS offers it.
Touch and hold the Apple Watch face, tap Edit, then choose a complication position.
Select the Shortcuts complication and choose Denicotinizer Watch.
Tap the complication, choose I skipped it, I took one, or Rescue me. The choice is logged immediately.
The Shortcut is a fast Apple Watch launcher; it is not triggered automatically by a Denicotinizer Web Push notification. The normal daily flow is tap complication → choose action → logged. You can also run it with Siri.
POST https://denicotinizer.com/api/watch/actionThe Shortcut sends your personal Watch Key plus one action: skipped, took, or rescue.
Your billing is handled securely by Paddle. Denicotinizer never receives or stores your card details.
Checking your subscription.
Reduction planning, reminders, analytics, plan history and the complete progress experience.
Approve trials, send activation links, grant permanent owner/full access, see account status, and completely delete accounts so an email can reapply.
| Applicant | Status | Applied | Access | Push | Actions |
|---|