Identify triggers
Record the situation, place, feeling, or routine that may have preceded a craving.
Understand the moment
Understand your cravings and build better responses. Log intensity, possible triggers, mood, notes and the outcome in a check-in that takes seconds.
Personal tracking and self-reflection, not medical advice. Chip values are examples.
A craving tracker helps you record when cravings happen, how intense they feel, what triggered them, and what helped you get through them.
You decide which cravings to record. The history is there for reflection, not judgment or guaranteed outcomes.
Record the situation, place, feeling, or routine that may have preceded a craving.
Review the timing, intensity, mood, and context you chose to log across different moments.
Keep the moments you resisted visible as part of your personal progress record.
Use brief check-ins to pause, describe what happened, and reflect without judgment.
Each field is designed to keep the check-in structured without turning it into a long task.
Rate how strong the craving feels.
Record what may have prompted the moment.
Add the feeling or mood you noticed.
Write optional context in your own words.
Mark the outcome without erasing wider history.
Keep each recorded craving in context.
Open a calm support screen when you want to pause, redirect attention, or record what is happening.
Follow a short, paced breathing prompt.
Choose a small activity to redirect attention.
Capture the trigger, mood, or thought in the moment.
Use simple self-reflection prompts for your next step.
This is a self-support feature, not an emergency service or replacement for professional medical advice.
Real screens from the Android app: recording a craving, reading back through your history, and seeing how the pattern fits your progress.
Open a check-in while the moment is still fresh. Set the intensity, pick the trigger you noticed, add your mood, and mark whether you resisted. It is designed to take seconds, so recording one never becomes another chore.
Every entry stays in a readable list you can scroll back through. Revisit a difficult afternoon, see which triggers keep appearing, and notice the moments you got through, all without a score or a streak to protect.
Individual cravings can feel random. Seen together over a week, the timing and triggers you logged often start to look more familiar. That can make it easier to plan a response you already know works for you.
Free on Android, no account required, and every craving you log stays on your device.
Direct answers about intensity, triggers, mood, outcomes, history, and emergency craving support.
Yes. You can record craving intensity, possible triggers, the time, and an optional note.
Yes. The craving log lets you record intensity on a 1-10 scale so you can compare the moments you choose to track.
You can add a possible trigger, mood, note, time, and date to give the craving more personal context.
Yes. You can record whether you resisted the craving or smoked without automatically deleting your wider progress history.
Your history helps you review recorded timing, intensity, triggers, mood, and outcomes for personal pattern recognition.
It opens a focused set of calming prompts and a quick craving check-in. It is not an emergency or medical service.
Yes. You can record the event for context without automatically erasing your full progress history.
No. The app provides tracking and self-reflection tools only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Record intensity, triggers, mood, notes, and resisted moments in Quit Smoking Tracker for Android.
This website and app are not medical advice.