Vapend
Vapend
See what vaping really costs
Vapend does the math you have been avoiding — then turns every skipped puff into money back in your pocket. It does not demand you quit today. It shows you the number first.
Free · No ads · No subscription · Works fully offline
Most quit apps open with “stop today”, which is exactly the moment most people close them. Vapend runs the other way round.
Log what you spend and Vapend shows the yearly total — in things you actually want, like 13 pairs of headphones or 521 tacos.
One short insight a day, built from your own data. No streak to break, no lecture, no quit date until you pick one.
A short ritual turns the moment into a line between before and after, instead of “I guess that was the last one”.
Quit Mode counts vape-free days and the money you keep, plus health milestones and a breathe button for the hard moments.
Vapend works fully offline. Your purchases, prices and progress live only on your device — never uploaded, never sold. No account, no sign-up, no tracking across apps. Anonymous crash and usage counts are collected to fix bugs; they carry no device identifier and are never linked to anything personal.
It depends on what you use and how often, but the arithmetic is simple. A disposable every two days at about $9 is roughly $1,640 a year; a daily one at the same price is about $3,280. Most people have never added it up — the calculator does it from your own habit in a few seconds.
Yes. No ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases.
No, and that is the point. Vapend spends about 14 days showing you what the habit costs before it offers a quit ritual, so the decision ends up being yours.
Yes. There is no sign-in and no server. Everything runs on the device.
No. Vapend is a motivational tracking tool, not a medical device or a substitute for professional advice. Savings figures are estimates. For guidance on nicotine use, talk to a healthcare professional.
Takes about ten seconds. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Open the cost calculator