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An app to help you manage drinking?
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Has anyone come across Drink Coach?
It's an app to support people in managing and reducing the amount of alcohol they drink. Features include a drinks tracker where you can keep a diary of how much you're drinking and spending, a goal setting area, and mindfulness videos. It's a bit like the calorie counting fitness apps, but for alcohol.
What do you think? Can apps like this help someone to keep drinking or other drug taking under control?
(note - it comes from the charity HAGA, and costs £1.49 to download. This isn't a recommendation - I've not used the app.)
It's an app to support people in managing and reducing the amount of alcohol they drink. Features include a drinks tracker where you can keep a diary of how much you're drinking and spending, a goal setting area, and mindfulness videos. It's a bit like the calorie counting fitness apps, but for alcohol.
What do you think? Can apps like this help someone to keep drinking or other drug taking under control?
(note - it comes from the charity HAGA, and costs £1.49 to download. This isn't a recommendation - I've not used the app.)
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