The buzz stopped months ago.
You're paying $200 a month just to feel normal.

Within three weeks of your order. You'll get an email with your download link and your founding-member code on launch day. If it is going to take longer, you'll hear it from me before those three weeks are up, and the refund stays open either way.

Then you get your $9 back without asking for it. If the date moves, you hear about it by email before it does, and the refund window moves with it. You are never holding a ticket to something that isn't coming.

The honest answer from a few thousand posts: the first week is the worst, the first three months go up and down, and after that it eases. Every camp on the mountain is one of those milestones, with the hours left to reach it.

Both show up in the success stories, about equally. The app doesn't take a side. The mountain starts at your last pouch, whichever way you get there.

Craving mode has the substitutes people on the sub actually use: ice water, cinnamon, a nicotine-free pouch, and a 3-2-1 breathing timer. You don't have to figure that out at 11:40 with a craving on.

No. They are told when you reach a camp, and that is the only thing that leaves your phone. A slip stays yours. That is the whole point of doing it this way instead of a public streak.

You drop to your last camp, not to base camp. You keep the mountain you've already climbed. A slip is not a broken streak. That framing is the reason most people give up entirely after one bad night.

Because it's how the last three weeks of the build get paid for, and because I'd rather give lifetime access to forty people who backed it early than charge them $59 a year forever. That's the whole trade.

Email within 30 days of launch and you get your $9 back. No form, no questions, no "let me offer you a discount instead."

iPhone at launch. Android is next. If you're on Android, your $9 still holds your lifetime access, and you'll get it the day it ships.