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Outcomes you can trust.

MO™ has been clinically investigated in a rigorous initial study with promising best-in-class results.

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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

MO's multi-modality approach boosts user engagement and effectiveness.

MO’s app competitors offer a limited number of resources and behavioral change methods to support nicotine cessation. Users need a wide array of options to create a combination of modalities that suit their unique needs for overcoming nicotine addiction. MO™ offers a unique multi-modality approach to help users accomplish and maintain behavior change around nicotine in a way that suits their personal needs.

Modalities users can access and customize with MO™:

Motivational Coaching

Self-tracking

Personalized Feedback

Social Support

System of Rewards

Digital Distractions

Gamification

Medically Supported Nicotine Taper

STUDY FINDINGS

Increased engagement with MO™ improved smoking quit rates.

Study participants expressed high satisfaction with the app and found the behavioral change modalities motivational. The points system correlated with improved smoking cessation.

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PROVEN ENGAGEMENT

89-159

App interations over 35 days.

Proven success

49.41%

Smoking quit rate at 6 weeks.

Read our founder's book to learn where MO™ began.

Learning to Quit: How to Stop Smoking and Live Free of Nicotine Addiction teach smokers how to let go of nicotine using positive motivation, behavior modification, and new habits.

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BACKGROUND

MO™ is the  data-driven solution our world needs.

Over 1.25 billion people worldwide are cigarette smokers, and a new generation of young people addicted to
nicotine is rising thanks to the early introduction and social acceptability of vaping and ecigarettes. Smoking is associated with major negative health outcomes, including heart disease, lung disease, and cancer, which create substantial financial and resource limitations for health providers, insurers, businesses, and individuals. Now is the time for an effective, convenient, user-friendly app solution that welcomes people who smoke to change their habits and reclaim their lives.

25% of cancer diagnosis

Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer death worldwide.

435K deaths yearly in USA

As the leading cause of premature death, smoking leads to 1 in 5 deaths yearly in the US.

"NICOTINE ADDICTION," NEAL L. BENOWITZ, M.D. NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, JUNE 17, 2010.

$300B spent yearly in USA

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