Gradual tobacco reduction
What if the problem wasn’t the cigarette, but the autopilot?
Start by changing one habit.
Smokido doesn’t ask you to quit. It helps you spot a habit, create a pause, then choose something else, a little every day.
An urge
A walk
Take the urge, cross the pause, choose something else.
Sunday 27 September
Hello
Léa
Current streak
12 days
Daily goal
Log a cigarette
Log it now
Replace this cigarette
Pick a healthy activity
Replaced
6
this week
Health
44 %
overall score
The app, at rest.
Noticing
What you repeat becomes an automatic habit.
What you bring into awareness gradually stops being automatic.And when smoking is no longer automatic, it gradually stops deciding for you.
Every cigarette becomes information.
Each time, you log it in the app. You notice the moment, the urge, the context, and the emotion that comes with it. Little by little, you separate smoking from coffee, stress, boredom, tension, reward — from everything it had become linked to, emotionally or through habit. This is what’s called dissociation.
Smokido helps you gradually break these links, make smoking less automatic, and turn your response to the urge to smoke into a more conscious choice. Step by step, you can move toward a life where cigarettes take up less and less room, without excessive pressure or a constant inner struggle — while building new, helpful habits.
- Trigger
- Awareness
- Pause
- Choice
Replacing
Do something else while the urge loses its strength.
When an urge comes, you don’t have to fight it.You choose another activity and Smokido creates a pause.Meanwhile, you move, you breathe, you walk, you drink a glass of water — you do something else.
The idea is simple: don’t answer the urge with a cigarette right away.
You can create as many activities as you like: cooking, tidying up, yoga, sport, listening to music, dancing — and many more.
By repeating this pause, the cigarette gradually stops being the automatic response.
- Cooking
- Tidying
- Yoga
- Sport
- Music
- Dance
- Walk
- Breathing