You set the distance. The app holds you to it. Sign every zero-drink day on your honor — and claim a real prize at your finish line.
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This isn't a pledge to never drink again. It's a dry run — a challenge with a start, an end, and a number on it.
One season at zero. Where everyone starts.
START HEREHalf a year, whole new baseline.
🔒 FINISH THE SPRINTThe whole distance. You know the truth after this one.
🔒 FINISH THE SPRINTHydration and skin are recovering, and your liver — which starts healing within days — is already burning off built-up fat.
"One day at a time. Today, I don't drink."
"It always seems impossible until it's done."
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Every zero-drink day, press and hold the dial. The ring fills, the phone hums, your day locks in — on your honor.
Day 1 to your finish line, twelve milestones light up in color as you pass them.
Run it with friends. One code, everyone's day counts side by side — and a nudge when a crewmate signs.
Opt in with your first name and city. The first 100 runners become Founding Runners — badge on their name, forever.
The Ring, The Ticker, Countdown, The Streak, Highlighter, The Percent — your day count, everywhere you look.
8:00 PM: "Zero drinks today? Sign it before midnight."
Entry is paid — skin in the game is the point. Go the whole distance and pick your prize.
Heavy, engraved, earned.
Wear the distance.
We donate your prize to recovery support.
Skin in the game. A challenge you pay to enter is a challenge you finish — and finishing puts a real prize in your mailbox. $59.99 for the year or $4.99 a week, cancel anytime.
We don't. There's no tracker and no test — the whole thing runs on your word. That's the point. You type your name on a pledge, and every day you sign is signed on your honor.
You reset your date and start the clock again. No shame, no lecture — that's the pledge you signed. Plenty of finishers reset once before going the distance.
No. Dry Run is a challenge with a finish line, not treatment. If you're dependent on alcohol, stopping suddenly can be dangerous — please talk to a doctor first, and see the SAMHSA helpline at 1-800-662-4357.
Almost everything stays on your phone. The leaderboard and crews are opt-in and share only a first name, city, and day count. No ads, no tracking, nothing sold — read the privacy policy.