Your squad
2–15 people who actually know you. Invite the close ones. Keep it small. Keep it real.
- Private — never public
- Start one, or join with a code
- Gentle check-ins, not performative posts
A small, private squad that knows your name — not a feed of strangers. Plans, not just posts. Milestones, celebrated together.
Your squad. Your plans. Your milestones. No strangers in the crowd.
2–15 people who actually know you. Invite the close ones. Keep it small. Keep it real.
Saturday coffee. Sunday hike. The disc-golf pickup that just happened. Sober, real, local.
Your day-30, your 6-month, your 5-year. Your people see it first. No strangers in the crowd.
Open the app and see the four or five humans who actually know you. A mood check-in instead of a status update. One glance, you know who's having a hard day.
Everyone knows sober plans are the trick. The app makes them easy to start, easy to join, and easy to skip — no one is watching a little dot next to your name.
Shared challenges pulled from Apple Health. Miles this week. Mindful minutes. Workouts. The squad is the rhythm — not the leaderboard.
Day 1. Day 30. Six months. Five years. You don't need a thousand strangers. You need four people who were there when it counted.
The first app that felt like my actual life, not a feed. Four friends, two standing coffees, one stupid group chat. That's the whole thing. That's what I needed.
Your first squad is always free — up to 15 people, events, check-ins, milestones. Squad+ is for when you want more.
Free on iPhone. Two minutes to set up. One scan for your first squad member to join.