Pouch before food. Third coffee by noon. Something to take the edge off at night. SteadyBeast shows you what's actually running you as one honest number, live. Then it coaches you back into control without asking you to quit anything.
First 3 days free · Your real baseline takes 72 hours · Nothing to quit
Pouch before the first meal. Third coffee before noon. Two drinks to come down from the day you chemically forced. It works, until the thing that made you sharp starts running you instead, and the people at home get whatever's left.
You don't need less drive. You need control of it.
Same guy, same pressure, same chemicals within reach. The difference is a system watching the whole day.
Nicotine on an empty stomach, on six hours of sleep. The score can't go higher than 65 until you eat.
Nicotine on an empty stomach. Steady reads the label, logs the truth, and the day is capped at 65 until you start earning it back.
Ceiling lifted. Load is still high. Two pouches and a coffee are still in you, and the timeline shows exactly when.
The one that used to get you. Steady saw it coming at 2:40 and texted first, with your pouch count, your sleep, your last meal.
Lowest load in eleven days. Three rules closed it: track the truth, fuel before stimulation, protect one clear block.
Most apps want you to quit. SteadyBeast wants you to look. Three days of honest tracking is enough to see the pattern you've been calling a discipline problem.
How the Score works →One tap for a pouch, a drink, a coffee, a meal. Or point your camera at the label and let Truth Scan read the milligrams for you. No guessing, no lookup.
Your Stability Score reads fuel, sleep, substance load and clear hours into one honest number, and names which one is dragging it down today.
Steady knows your patterns, your last scan, and what you tried in March. It coaches you in the moment. Specific, blunt, never a lecture.
No shame. No streak that wipes your progress the day you slip. Just the truth about what's running you, and a coach that knows your patterns better than you do.
It reads your fuel, your sleep, your substance load, and how many genuinely clear hours you got. If the day was chaos, the ring says so. A score you can game is worthless, so here's the arithmetic, before you download anything.
No mystery weighting, no wellness magic. Every rule is published. Read the whole table before you decide whether to trust it.
Not a chatbot with a script. Steady carries your history across every conversation: your triggers, your shift pattern, what you already tried and how it went. It coaches you in the moment, not your entire life.
The can, the cart, the bottle, the label. Truth Scan reads what's actually in it and shows what it gives you and what it costs you, in your numbers, not general ones.
Nothing to quit on day one. Four rules, and none of them ask you to give anything up. They just change the order you do things in.
Everything, including the ones you'd rather not log. Honest data or the number means nothing.
Real food before the first pouch or coffee. This one rule moves more points than any other.
Three hours with nothing in you. You find out what your baseline actually feels like.
Not a workout. A walk counts. It's the cheapest recovery on the board.
Do those for 72 hours and you have a real baseline. The protocol adapts from there.
The intensity is not the problem. It's the reason you're good. The problem is what it costs you by 8pm. This is about keeping the engine and getting the brakes back.
On paper I had it handled. The company, the house, the cars, all the money coming in. I also had a pouch in before I'd eaten anything, coffee on top of that, and something at night to come down off the day I'd chemically forced.
Then I snapped at my three-year-old over nothing and watched his face change. That's the moment. Not a doctor, not a rock bottom. Just my son looking at me like he didn't know which version of me he'd got that day.
I didn't want to quit anything. I wanted my own operating system: honest numbers, and something that knew my patterns well enough to tell me the truth before I needed it. Nothing on the market did that, so I built it.
I'm holding 90 now. I still have a pouch after dinner. I just know where it fits, and my kid gets the same guy every day.
Same drive I always had. Steadier engine. I know exactly what knocks it down now, because the number told me before my family had to.
One man, thirty days, and the app doing the actual work in the middle of it. No actors reading testimonials. Just the thing itself.
You've been sold something like this before. Here's the honest version, before you give us an email address.
Then four days is enough. The 72-hour baseline is the whole ask. It's built to end, not to run forever. No streak to break, nothing resets when you skip a day, and the number still works if you log honestly twice instead of ten times.
It's arithmetic, and it's published before you download anything. Nicotine before food costs you a ceiling. Eating first lifts it. Four hours of sleep caps your day no matter what else you do. Read every rule on the Score page and decide for yourself.
No. Most people who get steady here still use. They just know where it fits: after dinner instead of before breakfast, on their terms instead of on a craving's. Steady never once tells you to stop. It tells you what it's costing and when.
Nowhere. Your log is encrypted, never sold, never shared, and deleted for good the day you ask. No ad profile gets built out of what you logged on a Tuesday. Read the plain-English version in our privacy policy.
Your first three days are free. That's long enough to get your real baseline before you pay anything. You already spend more than this on what's running you, every single day.
First 3 days free, then billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
First 3 days free. $6.67 a month, billed yearly.
Early access, founding-member pricing, and your first three days free, the moment we launch. No card until you've seen your real number.