  Despite current controversy over e-cigarettes as a smoking cessation aid, we
present early work based on a web survey (N=249) that shows that some
e-cigarette users (46.2%) want to quit altogether, and that behavioral feedback
that can be tracked can fulfill that purpose. Based on our survey findings, we
designed VapeTracker, an early prototype that can attach to any e-cigarette
device to track vaping activity. We discuss our future research on vaping
cessation, addressing how to improve our VapeTracker prototype, ambient
feedback mechanisms, and the future inclusion of behavior change models to
support quitting e-cigarettes.
