I was never personally touched by addiction, but seeing friends struggle and relapse deeply moved me. It opened my eyes to the complexity and pain of addiction, making me realize that empathy and concern aren't enough. I felt I could help and I needed to do more; I wanted to offer support that was both meaningful and practical. And I knew I couldn't do it alone, that it would take a team - and ultimately a community.

Together our team's drive to create tools for our friends came from a place of perceived helplessness and love. We saw them fighting a battle that seemed so overwhelming, and felt that by using the skills and resources we've gathered over many years in the technology business, we could offer a tangible,and engaged tool to help. In fact it went beyond help; it became about providing a lifeline, something solid that is always there and that they they can hold onto when everything else feels unstable.

Creating these tools is our way of standing with them, showing them they're not alone. It’s our way of saying, "We see you. We're with you. We believe you can overcome this, and here's something that can help." But this isn't just about offering help; it's about making a real difference in their lives, offering a navigated route with support in their journey toward lifelong sobriety..