Quit Weed

Name: Quit Weed
Rating: 4.9 (1758 reviews)
Author: Michal Janecek

By: Michal Janecek

Marijuana Tracker & Guide

Features & Capabilities

Quit Weed is a Chrome extension designed to support quitting marijuana with practical tools and motivation. It tracks your progress with features like smoke-free time, quit date, money saved, and sessions skipped, helping you stay accountable.

With 30+ health badges across Detox, Body, Mind, and Lungs, a 6-week guided recovery plan, and 50+ achievements, it provides structured motivation and evidence-based tips to navigate withdrawal and stay on track.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Michal Janecek

Rating:

4.90

(1,758) 18 new ratings

Version:

2.11 Last updated: 2026-05-31

Version code:

886348590

Creation date:

2022-09-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

173.11MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-12

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 43,933 ▲ 71

Other platforms

Quit Weed (v4.18)

186,879 4.78

(4,170)

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

Contact the developer

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Developed by:

Michal Janecek

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/quit-weed/id1644552753

Website:

https://quitweed.app

User Reviews

Quit Weed is praised for helping users stay sober and motivated, with strong tracking of days, milestones, and money saved, plus useful withdrawal information and a widget. The biggest drawbacks are intrusive ads and paywalled features that frustrate many users, along with some negative or triggering framing around cannabis use. Overall, it’s a highly helpful tool for progress tracking, but monetization and ad-supported UX substantially affect the experience.

Pros

Helps users stay sober and motivated throughout their quitting journey.
Tracks days, milestones, and money saved with visual progress, including a handy widget.
Provides science-informed information about withdrawal and stages of quitting.
Free version remains useful and the app has an indie, consumer-friendly feel.
Strong personal impact with testimonials showing real-life positive results.

Cons

Intrusive pop-up ads in the free version, interrupting daily use.
Paywalling of features and pricing that many users feel is not worth it.
Some users find the app's framing of addiction negative or triggering.
Limited free features and a desire for more customization or rewards without paying.
Not particularly innovative and some users feel it could improve beyond ads and monetization.

Recent reviews

I bought the lifetime version to get no ads and the additional info. Turns out they changed everything and I need to pay 17.99 more in order to get the services I already paid for

by An*****, 2026-05-14

Title says it all. Now it’s barely useable. Ads pop constantly. No new innovation into the app just scammy pop ups every 30secs. $4 a month pro version unlocks a few extra milestones but not worth the price.