smartphone Quit Drinking Toolkit · iOS

Built for the moment, not the milestone

A distraction-free toolkit designed to help you navigate cravings and build resilience, one urge at a time.

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Free 14-day trial. €39.99/year after.

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Everything within reach

Current streak

12

days sober

Money saved

€84.20

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Streak, savings & one-tap help

REACH

12 days sober

Saved

€84.20

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Your escape plan is one tap away.

Current streak

3

days sober

Money saved

€21.05

Gentle nudges

Check-ins that don't nag

The toolkit

Six techniques — set up when you're calm, one tap when you're not.

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Reach out

One tap to call or text the person you've chosen. Connection is the opposite of addiction — fastest path is always toward another human.

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Play the tape forward

Walk through the next hour, tonight, and tomorrow morning — in your own words, written when you were calm. Not generic consequences. Your life.

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Urge surfing

Urges peak and pass faster than they feel like they will. A guided timer helps you ride it out rather than fight it — often under a minute.

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Escape plan

Your own sensory-specific rituals — something cold, something for your hands, somewhere to go. Specific, not generic advice you've already tried to ignore.

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Never romanticize

A prompt to stop memory from softening what drinking actually felt like. Not dreading the future — refusing to rewrite the past.

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Timer + real action

A clock and a nudge to do something physical. Walk, shower, call someone. No screen required — the app's job is to get you off it.

"Don't overcomplicate it. The less friction the better."
— r/stopdrinking

Reach is a self-help tool designed to support personal goals, not medical advice or a replacement for professional treatment. If you are experiencing physical withdrawal symptoms or a medical emergency, seek immediate medical attention.

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