one page at a time
Quit zarda on paper.
One product at a time, counted in the units you actually use, with no account, no cloud, and no shame when a day goes sideways.
What the count looks like
You log servings, and the app does the tin math from your tin size and tin price, so the weekly count and the money are both real.
Servings and tins: each serving is a log entry, and the app rolls servings up into tins per week and money from what a tin costs you.
day one, page one
Every quit starts with a single entry: your servings, your price. From there the ledger does the honest math — days since you started, money not spent, and the share of smoke-free days, which only moves as fast as real life does.
The counter, the badges, the course
Everything the app does applies to zarda the same way it applies to anything else. The counter counts. The badges stamp your pages when you hit milestones. The 30-day course gives you one short lesson a day, and the nine thinking traps come with a three-question evidence check for the voices that talk you back into it.
When a craving lands, SOS has breathing exercises, a small game for the peer-pressure moment, and a recovery checklist for after a slip.
No shame, just a count
A slip here is an event, not a failure. Log it as one line in the ledger and the counter, the money, and the badges all keep going. Most people try more than once before it sticks. Zarda is measured in pinches, not packs, so use is easy to underestimate. Servings and tins give it real numbers.
The app will not quit for you. It keeps the count so that on the bad days the evidence is in your handwriting, not in a streak that resets to zero.
Ready when you are.
Count your servings in Last Smokefree for 7 days · no card · no account · no nagging