Private experience log + de-identified outcome registry

Sniffer Experience Tracker & Public Results

Record what you actually noticed from a passive aroma/sniffer exposure, including onset, anxiety, relaxation, persistence, focus, meditation/sleep use, psychedelic-state modulation, and safety. Repeated reports use a private participant code; public results use a hashed public ID.

Purpose and privacy

This is an observational tracker, not a clinical trial. It is designed to capture what happened rather than tell anyone to use a product, change medication, take a psychedelic, or alter normal care.

Best evidence comes from recording baseline first.If you already intend to try the sniffer, enter your current ratings before exposure, then fill the later timepoints. The form keeps the direct 30–60 minute effect separate from possible next-day after-effects.
Private code, public pseudonym.The private master sheet stores your participant code so repeated reports can be grouped. Public CSV/JSON substitutes a hashed participantPublicId. Do not use your name, email, phone, social handle, vendor/source details, or identifying information.
Safety reporting matters even when nothing bad happened.Report irritation, headache, dizziness, palpitations, confusion/dissociation, allergic symptoms, unusual sedation, or any other concern. Seek medical care for severe symptoms rather than relying on this form.

Submit an experience report

First-use reports are especially valuable. Repeat reports are also useful for duration, consistency, batch variation, meditation/sleep use, and possible longer after-effects.

Participant and session
Use the same random non-identifying code every time.
Context and exposure
Baseline — enter before exposure when possible
0 = none, 100 = extreme.
0 = not relaxed, 100 = completely relaxed.
Optional timing helperIf you are already going to use the sniffer, click Start timing immediately before the exposure event. This only runs a local timer; it does not submit anything or instruct you to use a substance.
Timer not started.
Immediate onset and direct effect
Use the timer or estimate when the effect first became perceptible.
Next-day and downstream effects

Keep “the direct sniffer effect was still there” separate from an afterglow or butterfly effect that may have been caused indirectly by feeling/behaving differently afterward.

Optional focus, sleep, and meditation observations

Focus/ADHD, sleep, and meditation are exploratory observations here, not established indications.

Optional psychedelic-state module

Complete only if a psychedelic state already existed independently of the sniffer. This module is intended to distinguish emotional-valence change from simply making the psychedelic stronger.

Safety and anything else
Consent
View my log

View my participant-code log

Enter the same private code used above. Anyone who knows this exact code can retrieve the timeline, so keep it random and private.

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Public aggregate dashboard

Primary anxiety summaries emphasize first-use, sober reports with nonzero baseline anxiety so low-anxiety users do not dilute the signal. These are descriptive self-reports, not causal estimates.

Download public CSVPublic JSON
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Browse sanitized reports

Shows only public-consent structured data and testimonials explicitly approved for public quotation.

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CSV, JSON, and AI analysis

Public dataset

Download the public CSV or summary JSON, then analyze patterns while keeping first-use, sober, high-baseline-anxiety, psychedelic-state, and repeat-use cohorts separate.

Public CSVSummary JSON

One participant

Use the participant-code log and personal CSV for within-person consistency and repeated-use analysis.

Observational self-report registry. It does not establish safety or efficacy, does not diagnose or prescribe, and does not instruct anyone to use a substance or alter medical care.