Logging a slip doesn't reset your streak to zero. Smoki applies a penalty in days proportional to how many cigarettes you logged, reflecting how long nicotine actually takes to clear your system — roughly 5 days for a single cigarette. If you log another slip within the same 72-hour recovery window, no additional penalty is added; your body is still clearing the first one, and the record stays honest without piling on.

Yes. During onboarding, choose "I've already started" and enter when you quit — Smoki backdates your streak, savings, and rewards to that moment instead of starting the clock from zero.

Smoki has 22 milestones across five tiers — Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond — starting at 20 minutes smoke-free (First Victory) and running all the way to 10 years (Decade Defier). Each one is tied to a real, documented recovery milestone, not an arbitrary number.

Core tracking is free. Premium unlocks the full experience for $1.99/month, $9.99/year, or a one-time $24.99 lifetime purchase — you'll see exact pricing and any trial terms in the app before you're asked to pay.

Smoki adds Home Screen widgets, a Lock Screen widget, and Live Activities showing your day streak and money saved — updated automatically, no need to open the app to check in.

On your device. Smoki doesn't run ads or analytics SDKs — the only third-party service involved is RevenueCat, which manages subscription purchases through Apple's App Store.