About Kwit
Are you wondering how this smoking cessation application came into being, who is behind its success and what values drive the team?
Discover Kwits history, vision and team!
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Are you wondering how this smoking cessation application came into being, who is behind its success and what values drive the team?
Discover Kwits history, vision and team!
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2011
Geoffrey made an important decision: "I am quitting smoking!" He was looking for an app to help him achieve this, but the few apps available failed to meet his needs, so he created one of his own.
2012
Kwit was created and became the first game-like application using a kindly approach to make quitting smoking not only easy but also fun.
2017
Geoffrey welcomes two friends to be part of its adventure to further develop the application, which by now is helping increasing amounts of former smokers to stay smoke-free.
2022
Today, Kwit is a team of about fifteen people and experts in different fields. Addiction researchers, academics, and health care professionals support it as well.
We believe people can live longer, healthier and happier lives by changing their behaviour.
Create digital solutions to help people live healthier and happier.
We collaborate with psychiatrists, psychologists and behavioral science experts to develop the best behavior change solutions.
Dr. Jean-Victor Blanc
Psychiatrist and addictologist in a hospital in Paris, Jean-Victor popularizes mental health matters and addiction by taking advantage of examples from pop culture. He mainly focuses on new addictive products and youth mental health.
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Dr. Fatma Bouvet de la Maisonneuve
Psychiatrist and addictologist, writer, Fatma is particularly interested in women’s mental health and addictions. She mainly focuses on alcohol consumption.
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Dr. Emeline Chauchard
Assistant professor of psychology at the University of Nantes, Emeline has a research and teaching activity about addiction with or without product. She also specializes in cognitive and behavioral therapies.
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Dr. Stefano Palminteri
Cognitive and behavioral neuroscientist, Stefano leads a research team on human reinforcement learning at the Ecole normale supérieure. He’s mainly interested in cognitive biases interfering with decision learning, which is particularly relevant to addiction.
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Pr. Lucia Romo
Professor of psychology at the University of Paris Nanterre, Lucia has both a clinical practice and a research activity. She specializes in cognitive and behavioral therapies as well as in addiction management.
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