Trust, rebuilt one test at a time.
You declare when you'll test. You upload every result. The people you invite see all of it — clear, not clear, or no test at all.
The people around you are the intervention
22.3 million Americans are in recovery — three out of four people who've had a drug or alcohol problem get better. The strongest modifiable predictor of staying sober isn't willpower or treatment intensity. It's the composition of someone's immediate social world. Isolation is the risk factor.
Coaching families to change how they engage — rather than to confront — got nearly five times more unmotivated drinkers into treatment.
Adding a single abstinent person to someone's network raised their chance of staying sober over the next year.
Simply adding supportive people to a network beat standard case management over two years.
High recovery capital — much of it social — predicted sustained abstinence a year later.
How it works
Declare a schedule
Tests are expected in advance, so a missing test becomes a countable event instead of silence.
Invite your circle
Family and friends join a private, invite-only space and see every outcome at equal weight.
Make promises
Circle members promise something fulfilled off-platform. Every scheduled test in the period must be clear.
Verify
Upload a video of your test to your circle. The platform doesn't adjudicate it — your circle does.
What this platform doesn't do
No money on platform
Promises are social contracts, fulfilled off-platform.
No feeds, no algorithm
You choose what you're notified about. Nothing is ranked, boosted, or suggested.
No public profiles
Private by default. Nobody finds you without a direct invite link.
Start with one person.
A circle can be three people. It starts with a schedule and an invite.
Start a private circle