Beneath stillness, everything moves.

When you stop using a substance or acting on a compulsion, life goes still on the surface. Resting State shows the brain in motion underneath, from the first minutes through the months that follow.

Some effects take months to unfold.

After clearance and acute withdrawal, studies continue to report changes in sleep, sustained attention, cue reactivity, and impulse control.

ALCOHOL

Executive Control Rebuilds

PHASE 4

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AFTER 35 HOURS

Serotonin Production Recovers

The gut-brain axis stabilizes, allowing for the natural production of serotonin to slowly resume.

The first hours matter too.

Separate timelines track clearance, withdrawal, rebound, and adjustment from the moment you start.

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PHASE 1

Nicotine

0–2 hours

12 days

PHASE 6

Cannabis

3–30 days

52 days

PHASE 7

Gaming

1–3 months

Eventually, the effects reach daily life.

Sleep may stabilize. Attention may become easier to sustain. Cue-driven urges may weaken. The app surfaces the relevant research as each stage arrives.

Afternoon

ALCOHOL

Cortical Thickness Recovery

Hydration and reduced inflammation allow the cerebral cortex to return to a healthier volume.

4 months

SOCIAL MEDIA

Feed Cues Lose Their Pull

Low-stimulation environments begin to feel satiating rather than empty.

7 months

See the full picture.

Brain Score combines every active timer's current phase. The 3D view highlights brain regions tied to each habit, so separate timelines read as one map of where you are.

Brain score

7

The breaks from the old habit are longer now.

Check-ins

6 days

Streak

No resets

4 hours

Streak

Active

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