Common Causes
A specific strain is not in the database
A specific strain is not in the database
Symptoms: You search for a strain by name and it does not appear in search results, or you get a “no results found” message.Solution:
Try alternative names
Many strains go by multiple names or abbreviations. For example, “Girl Scout Cookies” may also be listed as “GSC,” and “Gorilla Glue #4” may appear as “GG4” or “Original Glue.” Try variations of the name.
Check your spelling
Strain names can be tricky. Try partial searches — for example, search “Blue Dr” instead of “Blue Dream” to see if the strain appears with a slightly different spelling.
Browse by lineage or family
If the exact strain is not in the database, you can often find it by browsing its parent strains or its High Family category. Many newer strains share lineage with well-known strains.
The High IQ database contains 16,000+ strains and is updated daily through automated research pipelines. New strains are discovered and added continuously from dispensary databases, breeder documentation, and scientific sources.
Stash items have disappeared
Stash items have disappeared
Symptoms: Strains you previously added to your stash are no longer visible in the Stash tab.Solution:
Check the filter or tab
The Stash screen may have filter options (active, archived, all). Make sure you are viewing All items and not filtering to only active or a specific category.
Verify your account
Make sure you are signed into the same account where you added the stash items. Go to Settings and confirm your account identity.
Pull to refresh
Pull down on the Stash screen to force a sync. If the items were recently added on another device, they should appear after a refresh.
Sessions or consumption logs are missing
Sessions or consumption logs are missing
Symptoms: You logged a session but it does not appear in your session history or stats.Solution:
Check the date range
Session history may default to a recent time range (this week, this month). Expand the date range to see older sessions.
Verify the session was saved
If the app crashed or lost connection while you were logging a session, the session may not have been saved. Check for a draft or unsaved session.
Reports are missing or empty
Reports are missing or empty
Symptoms: Previously generated reports are gone, or a newly generated report shows no data.Solution:
Check if you have enough data
Reports require sufficient consumption data to generate meaningful insights. If you have only 1-2 stash items and no sessions, reports may show limited or no content.
Verify the report finished generating
Reports are generated via streaming and take 30-90 seconds to complete. If you navigated away before the report finished, it may be incomplete.
Regenerate the report
If a report appears empty or corrupted, generate a new one. Each report is created fresh with the latest data.
Favorites list is empty
Favorites list is empty
Symptoms: You favorited multiple strains but the Favorites screen is empty.Solution:
Verify you are signed in
Favorites are stored in your cloud account. If you were using the app without being signed in, favorites may have been saved locally and lost on reinstall.
Check for account mismatch
If you use both Apple Sign-In and Google Sign-In, each creates a separate account. Make sure you are signed into the account where you added your favorites.
Strain details are incomplete or show 'N/A'
Strain details are incomplete or show 'N/A'
Symptoms: A strain profile exists but is missing terpene data, THC percentages, lineage, or other fields.Solution:Not all strain fields are available for every strain. Data availability depends on what public sources and lab results exist for that strain.
- THC/CBD percentages: Only shown when verified lab data is available. Ranges may vary by batch.
- Terpene profiles: Requires lab-tested terpene data. Many strains have this, but some do not.
- Lineage: Some newer or proprietary strains do not have publicly documented parent strains.
- Effects and flavors: Aggregated from user reports and research. Very new or rare strains may have limited data.