Quit weed without anyone watching.
Nexorax is a cessation app for daily cannabis users who refuse to put their drug-use data on someone else's server. We can't read your journal. We run zero third-party analytics. The encryption code is public.
We'll send the 30-day cannabis withdrawal timeline PDF and one email when we launch. Nothing else, ever. Unsubscribe instantly.
What changes.
The clichés of "quitting" miss what daily users actually want back. These are the things you stop having to negotiate with.
Sleep without weed.
First two weeks are hard. Then your brain remembers how to do this on its own. Most users report deeper sleep by Day 21.
Wake up without fog.
The morning mental clarity that's been quietly missing for years. By Day 14 most users notice it. By Day 30 they don't want to give it back.
Stop hiding it.
From your partner, your kids, your colleagues, your doctor. The cognitive load of constant management is itself a tax.
Reclaim the money.
A daily user typically spends $150–$300/month. Over a year that's enough for a vacation. Or three months of rent.
The threat model is the product.
Privacy isn't a feature. It's an architectural commitment that every other design decision has to respect. Here's what that means in practice.
- your journal contents (encrypted on-device, key never sent)
- your daily mood entries (encrypted on-device)
- your IP address (proxied via Tor-friendly endpoint)
- third-party analytics cookies (we run none)
- device fingerprints (deliberately disabled)
- your real name (we never ask)
Founders price.
We're building this with the privacy posture we believe in — encryption you can audit, no third-party telemetry, no community features. The first 100 people who back this at $5/month keep that price forever. Through every renewal, every feature, every year.
To claim a founders slot: join the waitlist above. Founders allocation happens when the app launches. No card now.
Why we built this.
Every existing quit-weed app I tried wanted me to be three things: a streak-counter, a community member, and a data point. None of them treated the fact that what they were tracking is, in most US states, federal evidence of a crime.
The other apps assume privacy is a marketing tagline. Nexorax treats it as architecture: client-side encryption, zero third-party analytics, an open-source encryption layer you can audit yourself. We can't read your journal — not "we won't," but mathematically can't.
What this app won't do: gamify your quit with streaks that shame you on relapse. Push you into a community feed of strangers. Use AI that sends your private thoughts to a third party. Track you across the internet to retarget ads.
What it will do: count days quietly. Walk you through the cannabis-specific withdrawal timeline day by day. Hold an encrypted journal only you can read. Be here when you start again, without comment.
— Javed, founder