Comparison
Blou vs Kwit
We make Blou, so we're not neutral. This page is here to help you choose the quit app you'll actually use when cravings hit—not just download and forget.
Choose Blou if…
- You're on iPhone and want a clean, distraction-free tracker.
- You prefer progress shown as real health milestones and money saved rather than game levels.
- You want craving support that's fast and repeatable—timer + one replacement action.
- You're motivated by seeing tangible wins: the first 24 hours, the one-week milestone, the first month.
Choose Kwit if…
- Gamification is your primary motivation—you want to level up an avatar character as you rack up smoke-free days.
- You need Android support today.
- You enjoy unlocking achievements, earning XP, and a game-like progression system to build daily habit streaks.
Feature differences at a glance
- Platforms: Blou (iOS only, 2026). Kwit (iOS + Android).
- Core motivation model: Blou uses health timeline + savings progress. Kwit uses RPG-style XP and character leveling.
- Craving tools: Both offer craving logging. Blou emphasizes speed (timer + one action). Kwit ties cravings to game mechanics.
- Pairing with a plan: both work best when combined with a real quit strategy—see how to quit smoking.
Frequently asked questions
Is Blou better than Kwit?
It depends on what motivates you. Blou is a clean, visual tracker focused on cravings, savings, and health milestones. Kwit is built around RPG-style gamification—you level up a character as your quit progresses. Try whichever framing resonates more with how you think about progress.
Is Kwit free?
Kwit offers a free tier with basic tracking and a paid subscription that unlocks full game content and deeper analytics. Check the App Store listing for current pricing.
Which app is better for cravings?
The best craving tool is the one you can open in under 5 seconds. Look for a 1-tap craving log and a fast replacement action you can complete before the urge peaks. Both apps offer craving support—your daily habit of opening it is what matters most.
Do both apps work on Android?
Kwit is available on both iOS and Android. Blou is currently iOS-only; an Android waitlist is on the homepage.
Should I use a quit app if I'm also using nicotine patches?
Yes—NRT reduces physical withdrawal, and an app helps you handle cue-based cravings. See our guide on quitting with the nicotine patch.
Canonical: https://tryblou.com/blou-vs-kwit
4.8 on the App Store
from 420+ quitters
iOS · Free to download