No app for Android I love using Sunnyside and have found success in cutting back my drinking by 2/3rds on average. I would rather the so higher, but it is not offered on Android. Though I use the application on a website, I will not recommend it to anyone else with an Android.

I am thoughtful about most everything I… I am thoughtful about most everything I do - what I eat, getting enough exercise, taking vitamins, even personal and home cleanliness. But I found as the pandemic continued, I was not at all thoughtful - mindful - about what I was drinking. Cutback coach has really helped me in rediscovering that necessary skill. It doesn’t mean I haven’t slipped up but not often and I’ve already cut my weekly drinks about in half. I also really appreciate their emails of encouragement. I save them a reread them a couple of times a week.

I like that this company is like a personal cheerleader I like that this company isn't about stopping (unless you want to) but it's about cutting back. There is no harsh judgments. I like that there is accountability (daily check in and encouragement). I've yet to watch their videos and go through their site more but I'm sure it will make this experience that much better.

Other better, free, options out there This is a good starting place for those who have never tracked drinks before, but there are other much better options out there, and they are FREE. I've used Moderation Management's Abstar online before, and then AlcoDroid app on my Android phone. MM's Abstar has a forum you can also join which is full of real time support, not bots. Both MM and Alcodroid count half drinks, and take into consideration 'one wine' is not a great tool of counting. A 14.5% cab at 6 oz is 1.5 standard drinks for example. Anyway, like I said, a good starting point, but no real 'coaching' and less detailed accoutability. I will not be going past the trial period. I see no benefits that would be worth paying for above the other methods I've already used.

This service is a great idea in Theory This service is a great idea in theory...but crappy in practice. It's not therapy. Obviously. But billing themselves as a therapy alternative is a lie at best, and lawsuit waiting to happen at worst. If you truly have alcohol issues this isn't gonna help. If you are young and trying to reign in your consumption then you are gonna be paying way too much money to just do what you already know...