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Quit cannabis, cocaine, stimulants, opioids or benzos. Track sober days.
Choose the substance you want to stop: cannabis, cocaine, amphetamines or methamphetamine, opioids, or benzodiazepines. Qwit Drugs gives each goal its own private abstinence tracker, plan, journal and support tools. ABSTINENCE IS THE GOAL • Choose a stop date or start from the day you already stopped • Prepare for that date without treating reduced use as success • Count abstinent days and log any use honestly • Restart after a lapse without shame HELP WHEN AN URGE HITS • Open SOS from anywhere in the app • Create distance from access and leave a triggering place • Use grounding or breathing exercises • Contact a trusted ally or professional support STRUCTURE FOR EACH DAY • Follow short programs for preparation, early abstinence or restart • Keep a private journal for urges, triggers and reasons to stop • See patterns in abstinent days, logged use and urges • Protect access with an optional app lock and discreet notifications A PRIVATE AI COACH The optional coach uses artificial intelligence to suggest behavioral support for your selected substance and situation. AI output can be wrong. It does not diagnose, prescribe, provide detox instructions or replace a doctor, pharmacist, therapist, addiction specialist or emergency service. Qwit asks for consent before optional AI use. Qwit Drugs never creates a medical taper or medication plan. Stopping some substances can require clinical support. Benzodiazepines should not be stopped suddenly on app advice. Opioid tolerance can fall during abstinence, increasing overdose risk if use resumes. If someone is hard to wake, breathing slowly, having a seizure, experiencing severe mental distress, at risk of self-harm, or in immediate danger, contact local emergency services now. Do not rely on this app in an emergency. Qwit Drugs is a self-help and tracking tool, not medical treatment.