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See what's happening in your body when you stop using weed.

Takli is for a tolerance break or for quitting. Tell it when you last used and a little about how you used, and it shows what you might feel today, what's already better, and what's coming next, all from published research.

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Setup takes a couple of minutes. The Android app is on its way to Google Play.

Takli's Progress screen on day 10 of a break: a lilac axolotl named Mochi, a clock showing 10 days since last use, money saved, and bars showing three symptoms getting better.

What you'll see

The first days of stopping are the hardest to read, because you can't tell what's normal or how long it lasts. Takli puts that on one screen.

The Timeline screen: gains still to come, each with a bar that fills as it gets closer, and the day the break ends. — **What's coming, and when**Each thing your body gets back, with a bar that fills as it gets closer.

The Journal screen: four questions about sleep, cravings, mood and anxiety, answered with five faces, and a week of bars. — **A journal that takes ten seconds**Four questions a day, so you can watch your own week get better.

The craving screen: your own reasons in large type, and two three-minute games. — **Something to do when a craving hits**Your own reasons in front of you, and two short games that give your mind something else to do.

An axolotl that grows with you

You start with an egg. It cracks on the second day, hatches on the fourth, and then your axolotl grows a little every few days for two months.

If you use, you log it and carry on. Your axolotl pauses for a few days and never shrinks, because one slip doesn't undo what you've done.

Private, because of how it's built

What you tell Takli is personal, so the app is made so that nobody else can see it, including us.

Nothing leaves your phoneYour dates, your journal and your notes are saved on your own device and nowhere else.
No account, no ads, no trackingYou never sign up or give an email, and there's no advertising or analytics inside the app.
Your backup is a file you keepMoving to a new phone means saving one file and opening it there. It never passes through us.

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Honest about what's known

Most recovery timelines online are copied from one site to the next. Takli's start from published studies of cannabis withdrawal, and the app lists every one.

Ranges where the science has rangesWhen nobody can name the day, Takli says "usually" and gives a range, and it tells you when a timing is an estimate.
Fitted to how you usedSomeone who used every day for years has a different few weeks from someone who used at weekends, so your answers shape what you see.
Information, and where to turnTakli isn't medical advice. If something is severe or drags on, it says so and points you to a doctor.

Start whenever you're ready

You can begin on the day you stop or pick it up a week in. Takli works out how far in you've come from the date you give it.

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