Quit weed
The hard part is rarely the wanting. It is the hour before bed with nothing else in it.
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It is not a willpower problem
It is load-bearing
Weed is usually doing a job: sleep, boredom, winding down, taking the edge off. Put it down and the job is still there waiting.
Nobody treats it as a big deal
Which makes it harder to say out loud, harder to ask for help with, and easy to restart without anyone noticing you did.
The first week is the whole fight
Sleep and mood take the hit early. People who plan for that week get through it. People who assume it will be easy tend not to.
When it actually lands
The two hours before bed, when it was the thing that ended the day. Then any long empty afternoon, and the moment a familiar smell or a familiar sofa does the reminding for you.
Door 24 is built around those hours rather than around the day count. You do not need a plan for the whole year. You need something to do at the hour it gets loud, and evidence afterwards that you did it.
For weed, specifically
A slip resets the streak. It does not erase the record. Your Growth Score is a 42-day rolling average, so one day bends the trend instead of deleting the work under it. Track weed alongside up to ten other things, privately, on iOS and Android, with a Crew who notices whether you showed up.
How to quit weed
The full guide. What to expect, what the research says, and the practical steps that hold up.
Read the guideFAQ'sQuitting weed, answered
Yes. Door 24 tracks up to 10 at once, which matters because weed usually travels with something else: nicotine, drinking, the phone. Nothing you are working on gets dropped when the next thing starts.
No. The vices you track are never shared, and your Proofs, streak and Growth Score are private by default. The community is opt-in and does not expose what you are working on.
Stop counting days.
Start stacking proof.
