Kept on your device.
Your journal works without an account. You can export your records and restore them later. Read how the current app handles data in the privacy policy.
It’s easy to lose count of pouches across a day. Pouchlet keeps what you used, when you used it, and how you felt in one place, so you can see your day clearly.
For adults who already use nicotine pouches. No account required.

A clear record gives you a pause to look back. See when pouch use is adding up and what you noticed along the way.
Log use, note how you feel, then look back at the original moments. These iPhone screenshots use example records.
Log the pouch, its strength and the time. See the active pouch with the rest of your recorded day. Correct a time if you need to.
The curve is a rough estimate based on general assumptions. It does not measure nicotine in your blood or define a safe level.

Record a feeling with its own intensity and time. When it comes up again, Patterns shows what you reported across separate days—with the number of check-ins right beside it.
A pattern describes your records. It cannot tell you what caused a feeling.

A summary is only useful when you can open the original record. Pouchlet shows the check-in time, your intensity, the nearby pouch and other recorded use—so you can make your own sense of it.

Your journal works without an account. You can export your records and restore them later. Read how the current app handles data in the privacy policy.
Pouchlet is a record of what you chose and reported. A quiet day is still a day. It is built for adults who already use pouches, without pretending to diagnose or prescribe.
An iPhone app in development by Up To Me LLC. Explore the check-in guide or get help with the app.
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