A companion, not a counter

You adopt a dragon that's been smoking as long as you have.

It arrives small, grey and wheezing. As you stay smoke free, it heals: colour returns, the cough fades, and it learns to fly. Real, sourced health milestones, wrapped around a creature you actually want to check in on.

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stosmok home screen showing the dragon companion, streak ring and stat chips

The real app

Every screen is animated, none of it is a mockup

These are genuine captures from the app, not concept art. What you see here is what ships.

stosmok home screen on Android, showing the dragon companion and streak ring

stosmok health recovery timeline on Android

stosmok insight and pattern screen on Android

stosmok badge wall and rewards screen on Android

stosmok breathing exercise screen on Android

The companion

Six stages, tied to real milestones

Your dragon's evolution isn't random. Each stage unlocks at a specific point in your streak, front-loaded early because that's when staying quit is hardest. Every stage grows through three tiers, so something new is never more than a few days away.

Day 0

Ashling

Small, grey and grounded. Coughs sooty puffs. Eyes dull.

Day 3

Ember

Faint warm colour returning in the belly. The cough is gone.

Day 14

Cinder

Colour spreading. Taller, with half-grown wings. Curious, reacts to taps.

Day 30

Blaze

Full wings and a living flame on the tail. Breathes clean light instead of smoke.

Day 90

Skyborn

Full colour, confident flight. Breathes light.

Day 365

Astral

Legendary form. A particle aura, constellation motifs, breathes starlight.

What's inside

Real tools for a hard habit

No gimmicks, no gamified guilt. Just the things that actually help, delivered with some warmth.

Craving SOS

One button, reachable from anywhere. Breathe through a guided 4-7-8 exercise with your dragon, play a 60 second distraction game, reread your own reasons for quitting, or start a 5 minute walk timer.

A sourced recovery timeline

Fifteen milestones from 20 minutes to 20 years, each one drawn from CDC and NHS smoking cessation guidance. Every claim is labelled an estimate, with sources a tap away.

Badges and challenges

An animated badge wall, weekly challenges, and a levelling system that unlocks free cosmetic rewards. None of it gates anything you need to actually quit.

An insight engine that learns your patterns

Your own craving log, on your own device, surfaces the triggers and times of day that matter to you, so your reminders and coping tools get more relevant the longer you use it.

Offline-first, private by default

The app works fully in airplane mode. Your health data is computed and stored on your device and never sent anywhere. Network is only ever used for purchases and optional crash reports.

The trust contract

Pay once, keep it for life

That changes the incentives. There's nothing here designed to keep you scrolling or squeeze another purchase out of a craving. Help in a craving is never for sale.

No ads, ever

One lifetime unlock is the whole business model, so there's never a reason to sell your attention.

No account

There's no sign-up, no login, no user database anywhere. The app has never seen your name or your email.

No subscription trap

Free to install, then one payment unlocks everything for life. SOS craving help is free for everyone, and the only extras are cosmetic skins and themes.

Your dragon is waiting to hatch.

stosmok is finishing store review for iOS and Android. Check back soon, or read the guide below to see exactly how it works.

Download on the

App Store

Coming soon

Get it on

Google Play

Coming soon

stosmok is finishing store review. These buttons will link to the App Store and Google Play once the app is live.

stosmok is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice. Health timings are drawn from CDC and NHS smoking cessation guidance and are shown as estimates. The life-expectancy figure used in the app (11 minutes regained per cigarette not smoked) comes from Shaw, Mitchell and Dorling, BMJ 2000. If you want medical support to quit, speak to a doctor or a smoking cessation service.