License: MIT

I built this app to help my girlfriend track how many Terea Turquoise sticks she smokes a day and support her in cutting down.

You log every cigarette (or IQOS, vape, whatever you want to cut down on) and it keeps track of how many you had, what's left in the pack and how much you're spending. You can set up a reduction plan for each product, and there are goals and charts by day, week and month.

There's a home screen widget so logging is one tap, plus reminders, CSV export and backup.

It doesn't even have the internet permission, so nothing leaves your phone. English and Italian, it follows the phone's language, and you can pick €, $ or £.

APK: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/my_tracking_app/releases/latest
Source: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/my_tracking_app

But what's the name of your app?

For anyone wondering, yes, it is vibecoded.

I've watched a computer do stuff for me, I'm gonna put "dev" at the end of my username too.

Another day, another slopcode project

This is one of the easiest things in the world to build. You should a done it yourself without vibe coding it. Really helps with learning down the road.

Why not just use this:

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.willbsp.habits/

(I think there are other apps with similar functionality on F-Droid if this is missing something you want)

Or any of these:

https://search.f-droid.org/?q=Smoking&lang=en

It's My Tracking App! Sorry, I only put the name in the title. Here's the APK: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/my_tracking_app/releases/latest

Thanks, I didn't know Habits! Mine is more specific to smoking: it keeps track of what's left in the pack, how much you're spending and lets you set a plan that lowers the daily limit over time. But if a general habit tracker is enough for you, Habits looks great.

Yes, I used AI to help write it, and I say so in the README. I'm still learning, and this started as something for my girlfriend. Fair criticism, though.

Fair, there are a lot of those lately. This one is small and does one thing, and the code is all public if you want to see how bad it is :)

You're right, and that's kind of the point for me: I'm learning by building and fixing things, with AI as help. Next ones I want to write more by myself.

Ha, fair enough. It's just my handle everywhere, not a job title.

Okay, that one made me laugh.