un-drink is a between-session observation tool for alcohol behavior, made for addiction counselors and family therapists working with adult alcohol use. You brand it and give it to clients who drink on autopilot. It helps them notice the urge, the moment before the first drink, and bring what they notice to session.
No client data ever reaches you. Sharing is the client’s to start.
of everyday actions, in two diary studies, were performed almost daily and usually in the same place. Behavior runs on context long before it runs on decision.
Wood, Quinn and Kashy, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2002People logged more drinks in the moment than they later remembered, and the gap widened as the drinks did.
Monk, Heim, Qureshi and Price, PLOS ONE, 2015US adults with past-year alcohol use disorder received any alcohol use treatment in that year. The clients in your office are the exception.
NIAAA, 2024 National Survey on Drug Use and Healthrecords leave your client’s phone unless they choose to share one themselves.
un-drink architecture, by designBackground science and landscape facts, cited. None of them are claims about what un-drink does. It has not been trialed, and it does not promise outcomes.
The front door. A counter holds the seconds before the pour. The client taps when the urge comes, then notes whether they drank. Both count as noticing.
Their own record, described back. Where the urge clusters, and what tends to be around it. Never scored.
Short reads on autopilot, alcohol and the body, and what noticing does. A library, not a curriculum.
In-the-moment company for an active urge. A slow-breathing pause, a way to stay with the wave. Never medical advice.
Your name, your welcome line, your contact details, and a quiet region-aware help resource.
Alcohol is unlike nicotine in one way that shapes this whole product: for someone who drinks heavily or every day, stopping suddenly can be dangerous for the body.
So the safety stance is binding, not a setting. un-drink never instructs a client to stop, cut down, or taper. It sets no drink limits, no schedules, no quit dates. It observes, and it says so plainly to the client: a change in heavy or daily drinking belongs in a clinician’s care. That clinician is you.
The same note stands inside the app and on every branded client page, at every tier. It is not removable.
Your client tells it the truth because you cannot see it. Then they bring the truth to session.
Name, accent, logo, one welcome line. A subdomain at yourpractice.un-drink.com, ready to hand to clients. About five minutes.
No account. Everything they note stays on their phone. Nothing reaches you, and nothing reaches us.
When they choose, they print a share artifact, a PDF of what they noticed, and bring it to session. That is the only data channel between you.
White-label, properly. Your name, your color, your page. The client sees your practice, not ours.
Your subdomain teaches the product on its own: the idea, the words inside, the note on stopping, and one tap to add it to a phone. Here is the shape of it, with a sample practice.
The name, the accent, and the welcome line are yours. The trust line is not negotiable, and the note on stopping is always there.
One subscription, one page, unlimited clients.
Founding practitioners: $79 per month, locked for life. The first twenty, then the rate closes.
Month to month. Cancel in one click. No clawback. Clients who already installed keep their on-device records either way, because we never held a copy.
Or write to sophie.solmini@gmail.com and Sophie will set it up with you.
A note for clients who landed here: if someone gave you an address with their name in it, use that one. un-drink is not sold or distributed directly to the public.