For anyone cutting back or quitting cannabis
ClearLeaf helps you track, cut back, or quit cannabis on your own terms — cold turkey, a gradual taper, cutting to a daily limit, or a planned tolerance break — with a guided 12-day program and progress calculated honestly from your own data, not a marketing number.
How it works
No rigid program to follow — ClearLeaf builds itself around the days you actually have.
Log a session used or a craving resisted in seconds — optionally with the type (flower, vape, edible, concentrate, or pre-roll), whenever that's useful to you.
A short, sequenced read a day — orient, get through the hardest days, build coping tools, then plan ahead — instead of a library you have to go dig through yourself.
Streaks, sessions avoided, and money saved — recalculated from your own log, every day, whether you're on a clean streak or rebuilding after a slip.
Built for how cutting back actually goes
Quitting outright or cutting back to a limit — ClearLeaf doesn't assume which one you're doing.
Cold turkey, a gradual taper, a daily cut-back limit, or a planned tolerance break. ClearLeaf adapts its scheduling and math to whichever one you're actually doing.
The library's 12 articles, sequenced into a daily unlock instead of left as a list to go find — one short read a day, in the order the first two weeks actually feel like.
Reminders and coping prompts timed to your actual routine and highest-risk hours — not a generic timer that ignores your day.
Milestones that mark real progress, a month-at-a-glance calendar of clean vs. logged days, and a slip that resets your streak without erasing everything you've already earned.
Invite one accountability partner for free, or upgrade to a small-group Circle with Premium. Share only the specific fields you opt into — never a public feed.
Sessions avoided and money saved — recalculated live from your own logs, not a fixed estimate that stops matching reality. No fabricated dosage claims.
Why ClearLeaf
Most cannabis-cessation apps borrow their structure from stop-smoking apps. ClearLeaf is built around a few decisions those don't make.
Sessions avoided and money saved are recalculated live from your own baseline and your own logs.
Elsewhere: a fixed headline figure, or an invented per-session THC number nobody could actually estimate.Autopilot paces your limit and times coping check-ins around your real wake, sleep, and high-risk hours, and recalculates as your days change.
Elsewhere: a fixed reminder schedule that ignores when cravings actually hit you.Twelve articles sequenced into a daily unlock — orient, get through the hardest days, build coping tools, then plan ahead.
Elsewhere: a list of articles you have to go find and read in whatever order.Earned badges stay earned, program progress keeps going, and your totals keep counting from your full history.
Elsewhere: one slip wipes weeks of progress to zero.Pricing
Every core feature works with no account and no cost. Premium adds a more adaptive plan on top.
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No account, no time limit, no catch.
Premium
Free for 14 days
Every new account gets 14 days of Premium, no card required. Monthly and annual pricing is shown in the app before you're charged.
Privacy, by default
ClearLeaf works fully offline with no sign-up. If you create an account for cross-device sync, here's exactly what that does and doesn't mean:
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ads or analytics SDKs in the app
FAQ
No. ClearLeaf works fully offline with no sign-up. Everything is stored on your device. You can create an account later if you want to sync across devices, but it is never required.
No. Your tracking data is never sold to anyone for any reason. There are no advertising or analytics SDKs in the app. If you use an account, it exists only to sync your own data between your devices.
A slip resets your current streak, but it does not erase anything else. Badges you have earned stay earned, your guided-program progress keeps going, and your totals — sessions avoided and money saved — keep counting from your full history.
No. ClearLeaf supports quitting cold turkey, a gradual taper, cutting back to a set limit, or a planned tolerance break. It adapts its daily plan, reminders, and progress math to whichever one you're actually doing.
From your own numbers. You tell ClearLeaf your usual daily use and what an eighth costs you. Every figure is recalculated live from that baseline and your actual logs.
Not yet. ClearLeaf is currently Android-only. An iOS version is planned — join the email list below to be notified.
The core app is free with no time limit and no account. ClearLeaf Premium adds group Circles, Autopilot pacing, longer trend charts, and personalized insights. Every new account gets 14 days of Premium free with no card required.
ClearLeaf is in testing now
ClearLeaf is currently in testing on Google Play. Leave your email and we'll let you know the moment it's publicly available.
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