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SmokeFree
Prior habit + days quit → money and cigarettes saved.
Multiplying your former daily habit by days since quitting turns an abstract achievement into a tangible dollar figure and cigarette count — often a genuinely motivating way to see progress.
Seeing savings accumulate in real time gives a positive, forward-looking reason to stay smoke-free, complementing the health reasons with an immediate financial one.
Daily energy expenditure with personalised macro splits.
OpenBody mass index with healthy-range guidance.
OpenUS Navy circumference method for body fat percentage.
OpenDaily hydration target based on weight, activity, and climate.
OpenTotal money saved
$900
Adds up quickly — a pack a day at $10 saves $3650/year.
What you entered
Daily cost of the habit
(20 ÷ 20) × $10= $10.00/dayTotal money saved
$10.00 × 90 days= $900Cigarettes avoided
20 × 90= 1800Result
Total money saved: $900
90 days smoke-free has saved $900 and avoided 1800 cigarettes.