Smoook
I wanted a no-bullshit app that really helps me quit smoking, with AI that learns what I can handle.
- Origin
- Personal Kejos
- Steps
- Analysis · Design · Build
- Year
- 2026
- Status
- For myself
What I built
A quit-smoking app that promises nothing. The intake starts with one question: why? Then your habits, your hardest cigarette and what you can do instead. During a craving, the app asks what your head is telling you, answers without preaching and shows what you can do now, where you are. A counter shows what you have saved and what it goes towards, with the next step for your health. If you smoke after all, you see what that one cigarette did: the acute clock goes back, the rest does not. Nothing is reset. One question every day, a calendar without streaks or badges, and facts about your recovery. The AI that learns what you can handle is the next step: the consent and the place for it are already built in.
Other work
All my work
Tjoetor
A child has to study for a test, but the parent lacks the time or the knowledge to quiz them.
Fizzylemon admin
The admin had grown into too many parts, spread over too many places.
Fizzylemon learner-app
With learning journeys coming in, the whole app had to be rethought: what goes where, how it looks and how you move through it.
Fizzylemon CRM
Deals from every partner came in through separate spreadsheets, and nobody could see at a glance where the pipeline stood.
Fizzylemon website
The old website no longer showed what Fizzylemon offers today, such as the learning journeys and drag-and-drop.
AI for Learning Day
An off-the-shelf ticketing system cost too much for a single event.
Startup Finance Dashboard
Tjoetor needed a business plan: all the figures were in Excel, and they had to be turned into scenarios.
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BiteBudget
The same question every day: what are we having tonight?
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De Vloekpot
My kids were swearing, and I wanted to tackle it in a fun way: make them aware of it.
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Teleprompter
My son asked me to hold a sheet of paper up behind his laptop for his four-minute talk in French, which he had to record. I didn't feel like it, and I had no time.
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Tell me where it hurts
A few sentences are enough. You'll hear back from the person who solves it.