Hello Product Hunt 👋 I'm Nadya, the Head of Content & Community here at Sunnyside. With the New Year only a few days away, I wanted to share an exciting new feature that we’ve been building! After surveying our customers, we learned that over 84% of them were interested in participating in some form of reduced alcohol challenge for January. But only 11% had actually committed to a completely dry month in the past. This year we decided to build our “Dry(ish) January” feature where we offer several different ways to participate in a challenge that’s fine-tuned to YOUR personal goals. Here's what you can expect from Sunnyside’s Dry(ish) January Challenge: 📅 No pressure to go dry: We’ve developed a unique feature in Sunnyside to choose how you want to participate in a January health reset. You can select from various options of how you want to participate in Dry(ish) January: A full month without any alcohol Limit any drinking to weekends Reduce your consumption by 50% Or fully customize your plan to your needs 🫵Choose the challenge that’s right for you: Dry(ish) January is a chance for you to reset your relationship with alcohol and start the year off on the right foot. We'll give you several options to challenge yourself in a personalized way. 🤝 A Community of like-minded people: Participate in daily reflection prompts in our community, and get support from individuals who are also trying to kick off the year with a healthy start. 👩 Support from real-life coaches: Our coaches are real people who care about healthier drinking habits. They are there to give you a helpful nudge when you need the added motivation to drink less. 👌Improve your odds of success by bringing your friends along! Doing Dry(ish) January with friends makes it more fun and adds another layer of accountability. Bring them along to improve your odds of success, and you'll be joining over 30 million people already committed to Dry(ish) January. 🕒Maintain healthier habits for the long term. As Dry(ish) January comes to an end, we'll help you ease back into February in a mindful, intentional way using our proven behavior change techniques. After opting in, we’ll work with you to stick to your specific intention, and also help you taper back to a good place once February rolls around. We’re pumped to share Sunnyside’s Dry(ish) January Challenge with the Product Hunt audience. We’re offering a Free 15-day trial. Just take the 3-minute quiz to get started and build your personalized plan for a Dry(ish) and more mindful January.

What a great idea!

Very cool! Been thinking of cutting back, so gonna join this challenge

Good way to kick off the year. Happy dryish new year

The holiday's always leads to an overconsumption and a need to go back to something healthier. This looks like could help achieve a better balance. Really interesting product.

This is great - an approach to living a more balanced lifestyle, and feeling good about yourself, that's tailored to your needs. Sometimes the all or nothing approach can lead to a quick failure and be demotivating. I think this is a great alternative strategy that can be helpful for plenty of folks. Way to go, Sunnyside!

A great way to have support when tackling a new resolution!

First challenge of the year! Let’s goooo

Sounds super helpful, thank you for adding!

I'm thrilled to be part of this launch! I try to really focus on my health in January every year, and that usually includes some sort of reset to alcohol. Last year I started a couple days into January and did 30 days dry. The year before I did about two weeks dry, then decided to enjoy some drinks more mindfully. After talking to customers at Sunnyside and dong some research, we realized that most people who want to do some sort of reset with alcohol in January might get down on themselves if they over commit. That's exactly why we're launching this new feature and I hope we get many, many people to join and start building healthier drinking habits into the new year!

I’m going for fully dry, excited for this!

Awesome product guys! Great work

Very interesting!! How does the science support the mindset, benefits etc of doing “dry-ish”?

Such a great approach to moderation!

Count me in 🙋🏻‍♂️