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A FREE VAPE-FREE DAYS TRACKER FOR ADULTS

One day is not the whole story.

A streak tells you about a run of days. It does not tell you everything you have recorded. Put both numbers side by side.

See my 14-day picture

No sign-up. No health score. This temporary worksheet clears when you leave or reload.

LOOK BACK, WITHOUT FILLING IN THE BLANKS

Your 14-day progress calendar

Choose any 14 completed days in order: Day 1 is oldest and Day 14 is newest. Do not mark today vape-free before the day is over. Leave a day as "Not recorded" when you do not know.

0Recorded vape-free days
0Longest recorded run
0Run at end of window

Missing records interrupt a confirmed run; they do not mean you vaped. Runs may extend beyond this window. This is record arithmetic, not a measure of recovery, nicotine exposure or treatment success.

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CraveBreaker keeps your progress record on your device and includes free craving tools. This worksheet does not sync to the app.

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How to track vape-free days after a slip

Use three labels: vape-free, vaped and not recorded. Count the vape-free boxes for a total. Count consecutive vape-free boxes for a run. These answer different questions; neither erases the other.

Why total days and a streak can disagree

In the fictional example above, eleven days are recorded vape-free. The longest confirmed run is four days, and the run at the end of the window is two. That is not a contradiction. A total adds separate days; a run requires them to be next to one another.

What to do with a blank day

Leave it unknown unless you can accurately fill it in. Counting a blank as vape-free invents progress. Counting it as vaped invents a setback. The worksheet does neither.

What comes after the number?

Choose one practical next step: review a trigger you noticed, revisit your reasons or prepare support for a difficult moment. Smokefree.gov advises learning from a slip and returning to your quit plan rather than treating it as the end of your attempt. See its guide to dealing with vape cravings.

This adult self-reflection tool does not diagnose or treat nicotine dependence. A doctor, pharmacist or quitline can help you discuss support for quitting.

Compare two periods of vape spending

Add up purchases in the same currency for each period. Include all calendar days in each period, even days without a purchase. Use zero for a period you know had no purchases.

Earlier period
Later period

The average describes the purchase amounts you entered. Buying supplies in advance can shift spending between periods. Your entries stay in this browser page and clear on reload.

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FROM A WORKSHEET TO AN EVERYDAY TOOL

Have something ready when the next craving hits.

CraveBreaker brings together free craving timers, a short reset, a Pattern Break puzzle, your reasons and a quit plan. Log a craving, keep a journal and review your recorded progress without an account.

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Free includes every craving tool, the quit plan, craving log, journal, export, progress and basic patterns. Optional Premium adds extended missions and preparation sessions, detailed insights and money reports. Paid subscriptions renew automatically; a lifetime option is also listed. Check current local prices before purchase.

Publisher disclosure: Honest Little Apps publishes CraveBreaker and this companion. This is not an independent review. App details checked November 4, 2026.

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