Try it with a full jar
It is a made-up account with a year of jars already in it, and nothing you do in there is saved anywhere. Stashy answers out of that same book, so every number in it came from something the book actually rated.
What to try in there
- Your jar. Every jar you've had, written down — strain, brand, the lab panel, what it cost. The score comes from the terpenes, the taste and the smell; the THC number is the least of it. None of it is public unless you say so.
- Rate it honestly. You score a jar twice. First impression when you open it, then how it actually hit once it had time to land. The number on the card is the running average of the two, so a jar that flattered you on day one doesn't stay at the top of the log.
- Ask Stashy. A budtender that has read your log. Ask what to grab tonight and the answer comes out of your own ratings. Ask what's on a shelf and it reads the real menu — RISE, Sunnyside and Curaleaf among them — instead of a catalogue.
- Reup with confidence. Follow the shops you actually go to, and put the jars you want on a list. When one turns up on a shelf you hear about it, with the store and the price. You know what to grab before you get there.
- Your crew. Go live and everyone in the room logs the same jars as they go round. Their scores land beside yours, so you find out quickly where you two disagree. Follow along from your phone, pass a jar to someone's list, post the night as a story.
- What your taste says. Your log adds up to a shape: the terpenes you rate high, the method that suits you, whether indica or sativa is doing the work. It is read back off what you scored, never guessed at.
21+ only, and only where this is legal. Your log is private until you share it.