Support

Email support@syedshahbazhussain.com. If you are reporting an issue, include your Android version, device model, and a short description of what happened.

First check that reminders are enabled in the app and notification permission is allowed in Android settings. Battery saver, Do Not Disturb, or manufacturer background limits can also affect notifications.

Use the reset or delete option inside the app settings when you want to clear local progress. This action may remove your local tracking history, so review it carefully first.

Yes. Change your quit date if your smoke-free timer should start from a different date or time. Your displayed smoke-free duration and estimates may update after the change.

Yes. The app includes a JSON data export you start yourself, and you choose where the exported file is saved or shared. Once you send that file somewhere else, it is handled under that service’s own privacy practices, so be careful when sharing journal entries or personal tracking history.

Open the craving tracker and record the details that are useful to you, such as intensity, trigger, mood, note, date, time, and outcome.

Your quit journey (profile, quit date, smoking and craving logs, journal entries, achievements, and settings) is stored locally on your device and is not uploaded to a server automatically. No account is required. Data leaves your device only when you choose an action that sends it, such as submitting the in-app Help & Support form.

Send your suggestion to support@syedshahbazhussain.com. Include the feature idea, why it would help, and how you imagine using it in the app.

No. Quit Smoking Tracker support can help with app questions, but the app and website are not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.