Residents use a BACtrack C6 and SoberPulse. House managers monitor tests —
missed or failed results show up fast, without an $80/month monitoring service.
Why houses use it
Make testing part of move-in — same as house rules and chores
House manager + assistant can monitor every resident
Random and on-demand tests keep accountability real
Monitor accounts are free for staff
Cheaper long-term than bundled monitoring subscriptions
Not a medical device or treatment program. Built for accountability between residents and trusted monitors.
House manager outreach script
Cold text / DM (short)
Hey — I built SoberPulse, an accountability app that pairs with the BACtrack C6 (~$70).
Residents test in-app; house managers monitor for free. Curious if you’d try it with one house?
I can set the first residents up with you.
Phone / in-person opener
“I know a lot of houses want better alcohol accountability without paying BACtrack View prices.
With SoberPulse, each resident buys a C6 once and does about $10 a month for the app.
You and your assistant monitor everyone for free. Testing can be required at move-in —
same as any other house rule.”
Discovery questions
“How do you handle suspected use or random checks today?”
“Would you want every new resident on it as a move-in requirement?”
“Who should be the monitors — house manager, assistant, both?”
“Want me to run a 2-week pilot with your next 3 move-ins?”
Close / pilot ask
“Let’s pilot it with your next few move-ins. I’ll send the one-pager, the C6 link,
and walk you through inviting monitors. If it’s useful, make it part of your house rules.”
Objection handles
“Residents can’t afford it.” — They’re already paying $1k+/mo rent. C6 is a one-time ~$70; app is ~$10/mo after a 14-day trial.
“We already use another system.” — Totally fine. This is lighter/cheaper for houses that just need regular breath tests + manager visibility.
“I don’t want another app to manage.” — Managers only need the monitor side: see results and alerts. Residents do the testing.
“Is this clinical / medical?” — No. It’s accountability software for houses and families — not treatment and not a regulated medical device.
Follow-up text after meeting
Great chatting today. Here’s the one-pager: https://soberpulse.app/sober-living
C6 link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079XXNBF3
App: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6752670566
Happy to hop on a 15-min setup call when your next resident moves in.