Unstruck: Cigarette Counter
Every cigarette you don't light is a match laid down. Count them, and the money with them.
- IOS
- ANDROID
- Health
- Coming soon
About Unstruck
Unstruck is a cigarette counter built like a matchbook. Tell it how many you used to smoke a day and what a pack costs; from then on every day closes with an honest count: matches struck, matches laid down, money not spent. Two buttons, "I skipped one" and "I smoked one", and no judgement in either. A slip is one match drawn in ink, and the matches you have laid down never go back in the box. A clock runs since the last one, with milestone chips from one hour to ninety days; a month card is ready to share; and Match, a little matchstick who is never lit, stands a bit straighter as the count grows. No promises about your body, no coaching, no account, no subscription. Everything stays on your device.
Features
Two Buttons, No Judgement
Tap "I skipped one" and a match lays down on the strip. Tap "I smoked one" and a match is struck in ink. That is the whole log.
The Day Closes by Itself
At 4 a.m., or the hour you pick, the day closes from your old daily count, so even a day you never opened the app gets an honest tally: "Yesterday: 6 struck, 14 laid down, $7.70 not spent."
Money Not Spent
From your pack size and price, the money you did not spend adds up on its own in the Money tab.
Time Since the Last One
A clock since your last struck match, with milestone chips at 1 hour, 1 day, 3 days, 7 days, 30 days and 90 days. Just the time, nothing invented about it.
A Slip Is One Match
Smoking one draws a single match in ink. Everything you have laid down stays laid down; nothing resets to zero.
The Month Card
A matchbook of thirty strips with the money not spent and the time since the last one, ready to share in one tap.
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