Put your cigarette
money on your quit.
Pay once: one month of what you usually spend on cigarettes, from $25 to $150. Your cigarette money stops burning. It goes into your quit — and 70% of what Quitaro earns goes to the people fighting what you're quitting. One payment, nothing more to pay, ever. Hold 60 smoke-free days, and you earn the right to gift Quitaro to one invited friend.
3 days free first · Android first · Coming soon to Google Play
Your $100 payment → money that used to burn, now doing something
Day 60 → Quitaro for one invited friend, with no payment
Example with a $100 payment.
One month of cigarette money
Once. $25, $50, $75, $100 or $150. Never monthly.
The people fighting lung cancer
70% of what Quitaro earns goes to the people fighting what you're quitting.
One payment, nothing more to pay, ever
Hold 60 days and you earn the right to gift Quitaro to one invited friend.
Willpower costs nothing. That's why it's so easy to walk away from.
Every quit you've tried before cost nothing to abandon. This one starts with a month of your own cigarette money, committed on day one. That money stops burning. It goes into your quit — and 70% of what Quitaro earns goes to the people fighting what you're quitting. Now there's a reason to see it through, a clock to beat, and a friend waiting at the finish.
Put in one month of cigarette money.
Tell Quitaro what you smoke and what a pack costs. Try everything free for 3 days, then pay once: $25 to $150, whatever's closest to your usual month.
Tap "Smoke-free today," every day for 60 days.
One honest tap a day. If you smoke, tap "I smoked" and your 60 days start again from day one. Nobody checks your tap. The commitment is with yourself.
Reach day 60. Quitaro for one invited friend.
Gift Quitaro to one invited friend who still smokes, with no payment. They redeem with your code. One payment, nothing more to pay, ever.
Your cigarette money stops burning. It goes into your quit — and 70% of what Quitaro earns goes to the people fighting what you're quitting.
4etverg LLC chooses the charities, writes the cheque, and publishes what it gave each quarter. The 70% is of Quitaro's profit — after Google Play's fee, refunds and taxes. Refunds follow Google Play's refund policy and are excluded from the giving base.
You hold 60 days
- 70% of what Quitaro earns still goes to the people fighting what you're quitting.
- One invited friend who still smokes gets Quitaro, with no payment.
- One payment, nothing more to pay, ever.
You slip and start again
- 70% of what Quitaro earns still goes to the people fighting what you're quitting.
- Your 60 days restart from day one. You forfeit only the gift, never your own access.
- One payment, nothing more to pay, ever.
No money moves to you at any point. Your month of cigarette money goes to work for someone else.
Lung cancer is the one every smoker pictures and then tells themselves: not me. Some of the people who couldn't quit in time are living with it now. The money that used to buy cigarettes starts doing something, whether your quit goes perfectly or takes five attempts. We publish what we gave each quarter.
See the quarterly giving report →What you get for a month of cigarette money.
One payment, nothing more to pay, ever.
No subscription, no renewals. You pay once.
A quit with weight behind it.
Your money's in, the clock is running, and one honest tap a day keeps you honest with yourself.
Quitaro for one invited friend.
Hold 60 days and you earn the right to gift Quitaro to one invited friend, with no payment.
Four minutes of help when a craving hits.
A guided breathing timer that gets you past the peak. Tag the trigger (coffee, stress, a drink) and your patterns show up over time.
A recovery timeline with sources.
44 daily notes and 14 recovery milestones, written from NHS, WHO, CDC and National Cancer Institute timelines, with the source named on every fact.
Your money doing good, whatever happens.
70% of what Quitaro earns goes to the people fighting what you're quitting, on the first try or the fifth.
Questions smokers ask first.
All questions →Is this a monthly subscription?
No. You pay once, a month of your usual cigarette spend. One payment, nothing more to pay, ever.
Where does my money go?
Your cigarette money stops burning. It goes into your quit — and 70% of what Quitaro earns goes to the people fighting what you're quitting. 4etverg LLC chooses the charities, writes the cheque, and publishes what it gave each quarter. The 70% is of Quitaro's profit — after Google Play's fee, refunds and taxes. Refunds follow Google Play's refund policy and are excluded from the giving base.
What if I smoke?
Tap "I smoked." Your 60 days restart from day one. No lockout: every feature keeps working.
Does any of the money go to me?
No. No money moves to you at any point. That's what makes it a commitment.
When can I get it?
Android first. Quitaro is in closed testing on Google Play now. Get early access and we'll email you once, when it opens.
Does putting money on the line help you quit? What the trials say
A 2025 Cochrane review and three landmark trials on paying people to quit and putting your own money down: what they found, and what they don't prove.
What the 66-day habit study actually says (and why Quitaro uses 60 days)
The famous "66 days" is a median from 39 people forming simple habits, with a range of 18 to 254 days. What it means for quitting, and why Quitaro uses 60.
Can a quit-smoking app tell if you smoked? No — here's what Quitaro asks instead
No phone can detect a cigarette. Here's how research trials check, what Quitaro's daily "Smoke-free today" tap means, and why a slip restarts your count.
Be first to put your cigarette money on your quit.
Quitaro is in closed testing on Google Play. Leave your email and we'll send you one message when it opens to everyone. Nothing else.
3 days free first · One payment, never monthly · Android first
This purchase is not a donation and is not tax-deductible.