For the ones who are done

FREEDBreak Free From Nicotine

Quitting nicotine is hard. We built the tool for the moments when it feels hardest.

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Your support kit
for the difficult moments

Every screen. Built for you.

Designed around the moments that matter most.

A guided plan for cravings
FREED recovery dashboard
Recovery statistics
Quitting library
FREED toolkit
Progress journal

The Recovery Dashboard

Built for the hardest moments.

Not a habit tracker. A practical support kit.

Craving SOS

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Breathe in

Guided 4-5-6 breathing

Live · Recovery Timeline

Accountability

Choose someone you trust. They can support you through cravings and recognise the progress you make.

Nicotine told you it was helping.

It wasn’t.

Some of the discomfort can be withdrawal, not a sign that you need nicotine to function. Symptoms often peak during the first three days and usually ease over the first month. FREED helps you take it one moment at a time.

3

days · a common withdrawal peak

4

weeks · symptoms often easing

1

next choice at a time

Recovery Milestones

Every hour is a win.

First hours

The Decision

Cravings may begin within one or two hours. A plan gives you something concrete to do when they arrive.

Day 3

The Common Peak

Withdrawal often reaches its highest intensity during the first three days. Peak does not mean every symptom ends here.

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Month 1

More Breathing Room

For many people, symptoms become less intense during the first month. Learned triggers may take longer.

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weeks of savings tracked

Keep going

Your Momentum

Every response without nicotine weakens an old routine. Recovery continues beyond the first difficult weeks.

Withdrawal commonly peaks during the first three days.
Symptoms usually ease during the first month.
Cravings rise, peak and pass.
Support and treatment can help.
A slip is information, not the end.
Recovery after smoking continues for years.
Your next choice matters.
Withdrawal commonly peaks during the first three days.
Symptoms usually ease during the first month.
Cravings rise, peak and pass.
Support and treatment can help.
A slip is information, not the end.
Recovery after smoking continues for years.
Your next choice matters.