francoisboulais

I can't tell for everybody, and indeed my app probably doesn't help people with hard alcoholism. But it actually helps people who want to track alcohol to control the consumption, results are here.

1) "an app" doesn't mean "free" 2) you can use 90% of Drylendar for free, actually 90% of the users who use it daily didn't pay.

Alcohol is everywhere in occidental culture, appearing in various forms of art such as movies, photography, and literature, as well as in everyday life at places like restaurants, clubs, and stadiums.

I used to be a heavy drinker during my university studies and from my 20s to 30s. I made several attempts to cut back, but I couldn't stay sober for more than 3-4 days at a time. That's why I've decided to create an app for that!

Drylendar, the app I developed, isn't a serious or medical application; it's a fun and social platform designed for sharing progress and motivation with friends.

I'm pleased to announce that Drylendar is now available on the App Store! As of today, I've been sober for 214 days!