clear30.org

What it is

Clear30 is a mobile behavior-change app for cannabis users. Its core focus is helping users take a 30-day “weed break,” but it also supports reducing use, moderate use, long-term abstinence, or simply tracking consumption. The website says it has 150,000+ downloads, a 4.8-star rating, NIH/NIDA funding, and research collaborations with organizations such as Harvard Recovery Research Institute and the University of Michigan.

Core features and AI

The product flow includes a personalized onboarding questionnaire, goal setting, plan building, daily check-ins, use tracking, progress tracking, video content, journaling prompts, and guided meditation. On the AI side, Clear30 offers an in-app conversational AI that claims to understand the user’s personal journey and provide support, while also sending dynamic text messages and notifications based on progress. It also includes human peer support coaches, in-app communities, and groups, creating a multi-layered support system combining AI, humans, and community. However, the website does not disclose the model used, how data is trained, AI safety boundaries, or crisis-handling mechanisms.

Pricing and trial

Clear30 uses a subscription model. The annual subscription is $39.99/year, and lifetime access is $119.99. The page includes a “Try for free” entry point, but it does not specify the free trial duration or feature limitations. For institutions, a voucher program can provide access for university or organization members, and customized versions are supported, but the captured text does not provide clear institutional pricing.

Pros and cons

The strengths are clear positioning, coverage of different goals such as abstinence, reduction, moderate use, and tracking, relatively affordable pricing, and strong endorsement through research, experts, and institutional partnerships. It also provides AI, human coaching, and community support. The limitations are also obvious: it explicitly states that it is not a medical or therapeutic service and cannot replace professional diagnosis or treatment; Android is still in beta; Chinese-language support, payment methods, and availability from China are not stated; and the AI capabilities are described in broad terms, with limited transparency around the model and few details on efficacy validation.

Who it is for and access from China

Clear30 is suitable for adults who want to independently reduce or pause cannabis use and need daily accountability plus support for mood and cravings. It may also suit universities and organizations running anonymized wellness support programs. Access from China is unknown; payment methods are not disclosed. If it relies on overseas app stores and USD subscriptions, users in mainland China may face uncertainty around network access, accounts, or payments. Those who need Chinese-language mental health or addiction intervention support should prioritize locally compliant medical and psychological services.