Clear30: Reset From Weed

Clear30: Reset From Weed

Quit, Break, Moderate, Grow

3.2K ratings
150 reviews
Free
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Released
January 24, 2024
Updated
October 25, 2026
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This app provides a comprehensive 30-day digital guide to help users successfully take a tolerance break from cannabis. It offers personalized feedback, progress tracking, community support, and educational resources to overcome challenges and live with intention.

✓30-day tolerance break guide
✓Personalized feedback and AI assistant
✓Progress tracker and video journal
✓Community access
✓Daily meditations and messages
✓Educational content on withdrawal and cravings
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What's New in Clear30

2.16.10

October 25, 2026

Some small updates for Clear30 friends, in Clear30 2.16.10! In this version - Bug fixes

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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases

Clear30 Weekly

The Clear30 Weekly plan

$6.997 Days
3 Days trial
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Events

Read more about The 4/21 Weed Break

The 4/21 Weed Break

Take a 30 Day Break from Weed starting on 4/21.

Apr 15, 2025 — Apr 22, 2025

User reviews

Useless if you don’t 100% succeed the first time

Don’t bother trying this app unless you are committed to succeeding at the 30 day cleanse the first time. My first attempt I made it to day 6 and I could not finish the challenge. Little did I know you get ONE chance. About a month later I went on the app to try to cleanse again and it had completely locked me out of the challenge portion of the app. I received so many popups saying “congratulations for completing your 30 days”, “review your journey”, “Continue to the Better Life Program”…. But i never completed the first program. I messaged a few contacts I could find including my assigned “coach” and didn’t receive a response about the issue. I have endlessly googled how I can start the cleanse over and the answer I keep finding is NO. It’s frustrating to me that there’s no reset button. It’s also frustrating that the app doesn’t have the capability to notice I didn’t track ANY data for over 20 days, yet it still says I completed the challenge.
The bones of the app are good and I like the daily prompt aspect, but this needs to be fixed. Especially for the demographic of people it’s claiming to help, considering quitting pot is not an easy thing to do and when you are paying a price for a year long service, it should be more adaptable to the realities of quitting addiction. A simple 3 chance policy where the user could restart up to 3 times a year would even help and still not allow for habitual resetting.
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Religious.

Religion is involved which is uncomfortable, not safe, and likely giving biased information and advice from studies funded by religious organizations.

Subscription for this?

Why is there even a subscription? There are plenty of completely free apps that offer the same thing.

Deceiving Trail period-not a great fit for a more mature/advanced Stoner

I assumed the 1 week free trial was for 7 days. Upon contacting Customer service, it was explained to me that 3 days in, that I was unable to reverse their charges and Paid in advance for annual yearly membership.
It’s possible that I felt duped, but following that conversation, I then found the daily checks ins and material covered has an underlying religious vibe which is not my cup of tea. Initially I appreciated the concept of taking a break, Not quitting completely. But, the topics were more towards the commitment to never utilize cannabis again.
This app seems to focus on a younger generation, but may have potential to inspire others to use marijuana safely and in a way that benefits them.
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Helpful Information BUT…

The check-in notifications are a mixed bag of corny and triggering. To see an alarming alert pop up on my Apple Watch saying I owe the IRS absolutely set my adrenaline sky high. Shame on you.

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Verification code not being sent

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Onboarding slider not working

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Counting days incorrectly

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Requested Features

3 requests

Option to log daily weed consumption

Feature

Free version with limited features

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Easier subscription management

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FAQ

What does Clear30 do?

Clear30 is a digital guide designed to support users through a 30-day tolerance break from cannabis. It helps users overcome common obstacles like boredom and social pressure, empowering them to live with intention and purpose.

What are the key features of Clear30?

Key features include personalized feedback based on current use, a preparation guide with meditation, a progress tracker, a video journal, access to the Clear30 community, an AI assistant for tips, personalized daily messages, and educational content on withdrawal and cravings.

How much does Clear30 cost?

Clear30 is a subscription-based app. Users can start their journey for free, and in-app subscription terms and conditions can be found on the Apple App Store.

Who is Clear30 for?

This app is for individuals who are trying to take a tolerance break from cannabis, reduce their smoking habits, or quit weed entirely. It's designed for anyone seeking support and guidance on their journey to live with intention.

What kind of support does Clear30 offer?

Clear30 offers a variety of support, including personalized feedback, a supportive community, daily guidance through messages and meditations, and educational resources. It also provides an AI assistant for tips and connects users to external resources like Reddit threads and YouTube videos.