Who it's for

For families

You don't run Daylight. A recovery coach does. Here's what that means for you and for the person you love.

How it starts
Your person and their coach agree to check-ins. The coach can't add anyone until they confirm that person agreed to receive requests and send videos.
What your person does

They get a quiet text, open a link, say three words on camera, blow into a breathalyzer, and show the reading. It takes about two minutes. They can reply STOP at any time; that pauses requests and tells them to talk to their coach.

What you'll be told
Whatever the coach sets up with you: for example, a text or email when a check-in is missed, when a video arrives, or when the coach clears it or doesn't. Messages never include a name or a reading.
Who decides
The coach, on every check-in. A computer never clears or fails anyone.
What it costs
The coach pays $50 a month for Daylight, plus $25 a month for your person's breath tests. Ask your coach whether that's in their fee. You may also need a breathalyzer.
What it can't do
It can't prove who is on camera, and it isn't a substitute for lab or court-ordered testing. Every limit, in plain words

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