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iOS Quit weed app
Every second counts.
So we count them.
A live weed-free timer, a one-tap SOS for cravings, a dream journal for the REM rebound, and an 11-step recovery timeline grounded in research. Built for the real experience of stopping, not just counting days.
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Weed-free for
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09hours
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Next milestone
Sleep disruption peaks
in 14h 55m
Money saved$18.22
Milestones hit3 of 11
Counting from at $ a week. Change either and it counts for you.
- 11recovery milestones, 24 hours to one year
- 30daily CBT lessons, one per day
- 5craving games for the minutes that matter
- 7days of Pro included, free to download
Inside the app
Built for the actual experience of stopping.
Cravings arrive at 11pm. Dreams get loud. The money adds up quietly. WeedFree has a tool for each of those moments.
One-tap SOS
When a craving hits, tap SOS. Guided breathing, your own written motivations, and your progress, all on one screen.
Dream journal
REM sleep rebounds when you quit, and the dreams get intense. Tag and log them, then watch them settle over the weeks.
Milestone cards
Day 7, 30, 90. Generate a card for Stories or TikTok and let your streak speak for itself.
Recovery timeline
Eleven milestones from 24 hours to one year, so you know what your body is doing right now. See the timeline.
Daily check-ins
A 15-second mood and craving log. Your streak grows every day you show up, and your mood trend builds from it.
AI craving coach
A coach trained on cannabis-specific CBT that answers in seconds, any hour of the night.
30 CBT lessons
One short lesson per day. Day 1: why your brain craves weed. Day 30: your new identity.
Analytics
Money saved, mood trend, craving patterns and your hardest hour of the day, sleep and dreams. Know your pattern, then break it.
Also inside
Smaller tools for the days when the big ones aren't enough.
- 01Craving gamesBubble Pop, Tile Tap, Word Scramble, Stack, Color Sort
- 02Breathing protocolsBox, 4-7-8, physiological sigh, and three more
- 03Community feedAnonymous check-ins and curated recovery stories
- 04Accountability partnerPair with a friend, share streaks, send an SOS
- 05AchievementsBadges for time, streaks, lessons, cravings beaten
- 06Growing plantA plant that grows with your streak and unlocks new skins
The recovery timeline
What your body does when you stop.
These are the 11 milestones the app tracks. Withdrawal peaks between days 2 and 6 and most of it lifts within two weeks. Sources and numbers are in the withdrawal statistics article.
THC levels dropping
Your body begins clearing cannabinoids.
Peak withdrawal begins
Irritability, cravings, and sleep disruption are normal.
Appetite changes
Your appetite may decrease or feel irregular.
Sleep disruption peaks
Insomnia and vivid dreams are at their worst.
Withdrawal easing
Most acute symptoms begin to fade.
Dreams stabilize
Vivid dreams become less intense.
Mental clarity improves
Focus, memory, and motivation start returning.
Mood stabilizes
Anxiety and irritability significantly reduced.
Brain chemistry rebalancing
Cannabinoid receptors resetting toward baseline.
Full cognitive recovery
Long-term memory and executive function normalized.
One year free
A full year. Lungs, brain, and life transformed.
Loudest in week one, then quieter.
Cravings cluster in the first days and fade over weeks. The SOS button exists for exactly those minutes, and the coach is there for the ones after midnight.
Expect vivid dreams.
Cannabis suppresses REM sleep. When you stop, it rebounds. The dream journal turns a strange week into a record you can look back on.
It adds up faster than you think.
A $20-a-week habit is $1,040 a year. The counter shows every dollar coming back, in real time, from your first hour.
From the blog
Read before you quit.
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What happens when you quit weed? A week-by-week timeline
Cravings, sleep, vivid dreams, and mood, mapped week by week from cannabis withdrawal research.
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Weed withdrawal statistics and recovery timeline
How common withdrawal is, which symptoms hit hardest, and when each one peaks, from peer-reviewed studies.
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03
Weed addiction signs: how to know if you have a real problem
Failed quit attempts, rising tolerance, withdrawal symptoms, and what to do when you recognize them.
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04
Best apps to quit smoking weed in 2026: an honest comparison
Six apps compared on features, price, and who they suit, including where our own falls short.
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