A coach · Before the night, not after

A coach who texts back
before the hard night.

Real support arrives before the drink, not after the apology. A 1:1 coach. Same-business-day reply. A plan for the 7pm dinner, the Tuesday trip, the wedding weekend.

From $375/mo·Cancel anytime·No facility·Same-business-day reply

§ One · The thread, not the app

What actually happens, on a Tuesday.

Most first conversations are a text, not a phone call. Here is a real one, between a member and his coach, two hours before a dinner he wasn't sure he could do sober. It isn't scripted. It isn't optimized. It's just a coach who saw the calendar.

Marcus · Coach

Tuesday · 3:47 PM

Hey — see you've got the client dinner at 7. Steakhouse. Last one was a rough morning after, right?

yeah. was gonna just push through

Let's write a different night. Order the soda water first. If they order wine, you're already holding something. One sentence if they ask: "Dry month, flying early." You've used it before. It works.

I'm out at 6 — text me how you want to start. Morning breathalyzer will tell me the rest.

— Wednesday 8:12 AM —

👍 clean. soda water worked

Proud of you. Logged. See you Thursday.

§ Two · What you actually get

Three things, running in the background of your week.

A coach, on text.

Weekday hours. Same-business-day reply. Knows your week, your travel, your trigger dinners. Writes the plan before the night — not the apology after.

Two breathalyzers a day.

8am and 8pm. Not to catch you — to replace the question "do you trust me?" with a pattern you can point at.

One standing half-hour.

A weekly 30-minute 1:1 video call, same time every week, with a coach who's been where you are. Miss it and they call you.

§ Three · The call your coach makes for you

So your family can go back to being your family — not the alarm system.

With your permission, your coach checks in with the people who love you from time to time. Shares how the week is going. If a test comes back positive, your coach tells them directly — so you don't have to find the words.

Summary · Week 4 · Spouse check-in·Duration 18 min·Member present: no

What we agreed, so you don't have to be the alarm system.

Tests are clean through week four. You don't have to ask. If one comes back positive, I'll call you the same day — before you hear it from him.
I'll check in with you every two or three weeks with a short update — how he's doing, what we're working on, what I'm watching for.
Thursday's standing half-hour is the one he doesn't miss. I'll send a two-line summary the next morning.
If you're worried, text me during business hours. I'll be honest with you, and I'll tell him we talked.
The goal isn't reporting. It's giving you your weekends back.

— Marcus

Accountable coach · 7 years sober · CPRSS

You don't need a crisis to ask for help.

Most first conversations are quiet. Unscheduled. Over a text. You don't have to be sure. You just have to be tired of the cycle.

From $375/mo. Cancel anytime. For most members, that's less than they were spending on drinking.

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