What it is
Daybreak helps you change your relationship with alcohol through easy tracking of your use, activities, and a supportive community environment.
Whether your goal is to reduce your drinking, or complete abstinence, Daybreak is here to support you and your choice.
Changing behaviour around alcohol use can be challenging, but you don't have to do it alone. Daybreak is a supportive and non-judgemental space where you can get the information and support you need to help achieve your goal.
People who use Daybreak say they love waking up without hangovers, feel healthier & have more time to do the things they love.
Who it’s for
Daybreak is for anyone who wants to improve their relationship with alcohol. It is free for users in Australia. It’s designed to help:
- Become alcohol free
- Reduce your drinking
- Maintain the amount you’re currently drinking.
How it helps
The app aims to help by:
- Helping you track your drinking
- Connect with a community of peers to support you, and learn from the experience of others
- Learn about the personal triggers that can cause you to turn to drinking
- Practice activities that work to help you achieve your goals, and save the ones that work for you.
- Being developed in conjunction with mental health professionals.
Based on a study of 793 users at Curtin University:
- 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.
