For people who smoke every day
Weed-free in a month.
Pick a date this week and stop on it. The physical side of it is mostly behind you inside a fortnight, and by the end of the month you'll know what a clear head feels like again.
Android coming soonThree days free, with everything unlocked.
Ten seconds a day, and someone there at 2am.
1
Pick a date
Five to seven days out, with one small thing to do each day until it comes round.
2
Check in
Tap whichever feeling is nearest. It takes ten seconds, and that's the whole habit.
3
Talk when it bites
An AI that has read the book and nothing else, so it won't wander into advice it has no business giving. Helplines are one tap away.
Five stages, in the order they happen.
Short recordings in the author's own voice, two or three minutes each, and the next one opens when you get there. There's no schedule to keep up with, and nothing to catch up on if you fall behind.
- 1PreparationPick a date, then one small thing a day until it comes round.
- 2The first daysOne hour at a time, and what to do about the pull to go and resupply.
- 3WithdrawalSleep, dreams and temper. Worst around days two to six, and mostly done inside a fortnight.
- 4EmotionsThe feelings coming back, and what to do with them when they do.
- 5RecoveryA clear head, and what you do with it.
Remember what it feels like to live with a clear head.
Thirteen short recordings for the moment itself rather than for tomorrow. Four of them stay free for good, because the worst moments shouldn't sit behind a paywall.
Three days free. Then it's your choice.
Every plan opens the same thing: the programme, the companion, all thirteen tools and Angela Jullings' hour of deep rest. You're only choosing how long you want it for.
Three months
£19.99
every three months · three months for the price of two
Roughly how long the feelings part takes, once withdrawal is behind you.
Start freeOne year
£49.99
a year · £4.17 a month
The cheapest way to keep it around for the days you don't see coming.
Start freeThree days free with everything unlocked, and no card to enter. After that, Start here, four toolbox recordings, your check-ins and the crisis numbers stay free for good. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Prices in GBP; your store shows local pricing. Terms · Privacy
Nobody needs to know you're doing this.
The full policyis short, because there isn't much to say.
- No account
- No email, no password, nothing to sign up for. Open it and start.
- Kept on your device
- Your check-ins, your letter and your counters stay on the phone, and one tap deletes the lot.
- Except the chat
- The companion is an AI model running in the cloud, so those messages do leave your phone. Nothing else does.
- Nothing sold
- No ads, no trackers, and nothing passed to anyone else.
A support network, then the workshops, then the book.
He writes as Clearhead. Two or three years after he stopped, he and his friend Adrienne built an online support network for people trying to do the same, and the in-person Clearhead workshops grew out of that. The Quit Cannabis Handbook came out of those rooms, and later he worked with psychotherapist Angela Jullings to record the hour of hypnotherapy that's in the app.
The app is built by someone who has spent nearly a decade on mental health products used by more than a hundred million people, and now works in clinical intelligence and AI. Neither of us is a doctor, and this isn't treatment.
“Weed used to be the most important relationship in my life. More important than my family, my friends, my partner, my work, even my own mental health.”
Now is the time to turn the page.
Pick a date this week, and take it one hour at a time from there.
Android coming soon