Project Name: Mobile Application
Mobile Applications Helps Smokers Quit Smoking and Improve Lifestyle
Business Situation
Have you ever taken a resolution to quit smoking but, each time unable to do so? Is smoking affecting your health big time and you are looking for options which will keep a track on your smoking habits? Then your anxiety ends right here! This valuable application developed by LTS helps you keep a record on how often you light up, promoting a healthy lifestyle.
Our client‘s company line of business includes Strategic/Organizational Planning. It specializes in the field of building educational software, with special emphasis on health and fitness.
Our client was seeking to develop an application that would encourage the users to quit smoking. They were looking for a hassle free solution which would be convenient for the users even while they remain busy with their work. They intended to develop a 1-800 support counsellor network that would help the users with a plan to quit smoking in real time and support them during this process.
This healthy application comprises a time record of your smoking, has your phone track life span reduced, smoking history, total time and money spent on smoking and much more. Opt for a healthy decision and this application having humongous benefits may take you a step closer to quit smoking for life!
Technology
• iPhone SDK 3.1
• SQLite
• PHP web services
• Objective C
Solution
Up in smoke is loaded with rich features which include:
• Recording the time spent on smoking
• Life span reduced by Time Smoking
• A comparable description of the time spent on smoking on the following parameters of day / week/ month / year
• Data on total time and money lost
• Also, an option is provided where you have to set your brand of cigarette and the application provides a record of the actual and the factual damages caused as well as money spent that is up in smoke
This is an adept attempt to help users quit smoking. This would eventually lead to numerous health benefits like reduced risk of stroke and coronary artery disease that are similar to non-smokers.