The Breathe Bundle is 2Morrow's evidence-based quit tobacco and nicotine program is designed for employers, health plans, and health systems. Members receive unlimited personalized behavioral lessons, coaching, and craving support via a private mobile app. Backed by 12+ peer-reviewed studies with 1M+ users enrolled in 2Morrow's programs. Quitting smoking has a strong ROI: $5,800 average savings per employee annually. English and Spanish programs available. B2B only — accessed through employer or health plan sponsorship.

The holistic approach addresses tobacco use and related triggers and concerns like stress and weight, all in one easy to use digital program that combines, education, skill building, coaching and NRT. Helping people quit tobacco since 2012.

2Morrow offers an evidence-based digital behavioral health platform helping over 1 million users quit tobacco and build healthier habits. Backed by 12+ peer-reviewed published studies, our programs deliver personalized coaching, proven behavioral strategies, and whole-person support.

Our flagship Breathe Bundle focuses on tobacco and nicotine cessation, while the Wellbeing Bundle integrates stress, weight, sleep, chronic pain support, and more. Both are delivered via a private, easy-to-use mobile app with unlimited access to live wellness coaches.

2Morrow partners with employers, health plans, and brokers to reduce healthcare costs and improve population health. Average employer savings: $5,800 per employee annually for each person who quits tobacco.

Strategic partnerships with Spring Health and Castlight extend our reach into integrated mental health and wellness ecosystems.

Programs are accessed through employer, public health, or health plan sponsorship — not available direct-to-consumer.

2Morrow supports api and SSO intergration.

• ACT- informed approach is backed by a dozen published studies in digital health, tobacco cessation, and behavior modification. 
• 2Morrow offers multiple programs in one easy-to-use app. Holistic approch to change.
• Founded in 2012