🏷️ About: Daybreak helps you change your relationship with alcohol. Whether your goal is to reduce your drinking, or complete abstinence, Daybreak is here to support you and your choice.
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I can’t get past the first “page” when starting a new account. It makes you enter your long term goals, and then it does nothing. I can’t “x” out of it, and it won’t move past that page. So I have no idea what is even in Daybreak. It won’t function.
Been here for over 5 years … I think there are too many “rules” now. I understand anonymity and all but I don’t understand why we can’t share personal information to help / talk / communicate off the site. We used to be able to do that and I still communicate with several old members via phone - text - email - Facebook - Instagram etc!! I Miss that!! So many people I’d like to tell to call me or email me. I also don’t understand why I had to change my user name …. It hasn’t been a problem for 5 years …. All of a sudden I had to change it …. I find that ridiculous… why shouldn’t I be able to tell people who I am and how to contact me IF they choose to do so!!!
Never used Daybreak . Registered. Saw I had to pay after I was fully registered. Deleted app. Went back to App Store...looked again. Did not see pay to play.
3 star rating is due to app not being clear on how the platform is supported.
I found this program a few years back and always read the inspiring newsletters. It was not until a few weeks ago that I decided to sign up for Daybreak . The support and loving environment has allowed me to feel I can really heal what I need to so I can feel healthy and alive again. I am grateful for all involved in creating this community and all that participate in this journey! ❤️🙏🏻
Daybreak has been helpful for finding support and encouragement. It is very comforting knowing that any hour of the day I could share my feelings about living an AF life- whether that be venting about my challenges or bragging about my successes.
There are no judgements or pressure on Daybreak. Everyone here is in the same boat- getting free from this addiction and reclaiming our body, mind and soul.
The posts provide helpful, positive support.
But i do wish it had a photo feature similar to Sober Grid (in America). However, this is very unique app where it is not based on any sort of judgement or shame. There is not any push or shame from anyone to go to a AA meeting or because you're not going to an AA meeting you're not ready. Daybreak simple features is refreshing and I like the encouragement and I especially like the experiments and actual goal settings. In fact, I find Daybreak much better than Sober Grid. Less intimidated. User friendly and most important very supportive. Sometimes the iOS stuffs up but thats not the apps fault.
I didn't think Daybreak could realistically help me, but it really truly does. Keeps me mindful, & let's me know i'm not alone in my struggles. Pleasantly surprised❤️
Most useful piece of technology I’ve ever encountered. Responsive tech team. Well monitored, simple by design, anonymous, and so much more. Brilliant!
Getting support during such a raw time and hearing from people in the same boat has really helped me be AF.
If you are questioning your alcohol consumption and want to change your relationship with alcohol, this community of people is so helpful.
I am pretty sure I would have gone back to drinking if it weren’t for this community. Daybreak - the community is a godsend.
I couldn’t have made the progress I have made without Daybreak. The community is supportive and non judgmental. I’m still struggling but moving forward.
Daybreak has been extremely helpful in my challenging quest for sobriety. It connects me anytime with people who are struggling with the same thing that I am. It is a bastion of support!
Daybreak definitely helped me and I am very grateful for it and the other users. The support it provides is invaluable.
Daybreak and the community who belong to it have made a real difference in my life. I have made positive changes, with the encouragement and support of hundreds of like-minded people, because of this app.
Daybreak provides support 24 hours a day, through good and bad. Someone is always at the same place as you or further along and ready to support!
I have utilized a few resources to stop drinking but this by far has been the most meaningful. I can open Daybreak at anytime, post a message and get tons of supportive feedback in minutes.
As of today I’m 72 days alcohol free. This community of supportive, non judgmental people is what I needed in my life to help me finally reach the point where I could give up alcohol. Whatever your goal is (moderation, take a break, or quit altogether) this community of like minded people will support you. You are not alone here.
Great app for finding support and sharing with complete anonymity. Would definitely recommend .
Daybreak - Alcohol Support does not appear safe based on available data.
JustUseApp Safety Score for Daybreak is 0/100.
This assessment is based on our NLP analysis of 86 user reviews.
Combined with the app store average rating of 4.2/5.
Daybreak - Alcohol Support does not appear legitimate based on our analysis.
Our NLP models processed user feedback to estimate legitimacy. JustUseApp Legitimacy Score for Daybreak is 0/100 .
This conclusion is based on analysis of 86 user reviews.
Daybreak collected the following data from you:
**Pricing data is based on average subscription prices reported by Justuseapp.com users..
| Pricing Plans | Amount (USD) |
|---|---|
| Short term commitment | $9.49 |
| Full commitment | $84.99 |
- Peer community: a non-judgemental community of people just like you, where you can exchange information and support to help yourself and others with their alcohol behaviour change goals.
- The 70 per cent of study participants classed as “probably dependent” more than halved their alcohol consumption while using Daybreak, from 40.8 standard drinks a week to 20.1 standard drinks.
- Alcohol consumption among “risky/harmful” drinkers dropped from 22.9 standard drinks a week to 11.9 standard drinks, which is below the National Health and Medical Research Council guidelines that recommend no more than 14 drinks a week.
- Learn about the personal triggers that lead to your drinking – Such as work or social pressures, family, relationships, stress, or other mental health challenges and get support with managing them.
We are a not-for-profit organisation with over 10 years’ experience using technology to help reduce stigma around alcohol & support people to make the changes they want to make.
