Sunnyside Reviews

I tried using the drink tracker, but it logged my drinks completely wrong. I kept double-checking because I started to feel like I was being fooled by the numbers. It just didn’t seem reliable for me...

I signed up for Sunnyside mainly because I was curious about the education side of it. The articles, the guidance, that kind of thing. But honestly... there just wasn’t much there. A lot of it felt like stuff I’d already read a dozen times online for free. Very surface-level. Not really the deeper help I was hoping for. Maybe it’s useful if you’re starting from zero, but for me it was kind of disappointing

I was hoping this would help me stay motivated, but it ended up feeling flat for me. The check-ins didn’t really push me or make me want to keep up with it, and after a few days I just stopped caring. I reached out to support and they were nice enough, basically saying something like “try sticking with it a bit longer and adjusting your goals,” but it still didn’t click for me. Maybe it works better for other people, but for me it wasn’t really worth it

I gave Sunnyside a try for a while because I was hoping it’d help me cut back and get into some better habits, but it just didn’t really stick with me. The reminders weren’t hard to ignore, and after a bit, the tracking got old fast. I’m not saying it doesn’t work for anybody, but I didn’t feel no real change in my drinking habits. Most of the time it kinda felt like I was just logging stuff and that was about it.

I keep trying to use the app, but it crashes all the time and then my progress just disappears. what a joke. It’s so frustrating having to redo everything over and over.

I tried sunnyside.co because I was hoping it would feel discreet, but it just didn’t really come across that way to me. Some of the messages and the way everything was set up made me feel a little uneasy. Maybe it’s fine for other people?? But privacy matters a lot to me, so I don’t think I’d use it again

The personal coaching did help me stay more aware of my drinking, which I appreciated. Some of the messages actually felt useful and made me think, but others were generic, which was a little ridiculous considering it’s supposed to feel personalized. Overall, it’s a good app, just not amazing for me.

I tried Sunnyside during the free trial, i didn’t really get much out of it. The setup felt sorta annoying, and the reminders weren’t as useful as I was hoping they’d be.

I also wasn’t totally clear on what would happen once the trial ended, so I ended up canceling. It just felt like another app asking for money after giving a few basic tips.

Sunnyside is okay overall, but the notification timing has been a little frustrating. A few reminders showed up later than I expected, which is kind of ridiculous when the whole point is to help me act on them in time. It’s not terrible, just feels hit or miss for me.

I was hoping it would help more, but honestly... it didn’t do much for me. Maybe it works better for other people, I don’t know, but for me it was just kind of..

I signed up to try Sunnyside because I thought the reminders might help, but they started stressing me out quickly. I get that the whole point is to keep you on track, but every time my phone buzzed, it felt like it was happening at the worst possible moment, and it made the app feel more annoying than supportive.
I tried changing the settings because I really wanted to give it a fair shot, but I still kept getting messages. At that point, it just didn’t feel worth it for me, so I ended up cancelling...

I signed up for Sunnyside thinking the cost would be straightforward, but I didn’t feel like it was clear what I was actually going to be charged. I only started realizing the real price once I was already partway through the signup process, which made me stop and think, wait, seriously?!
Maybe it’s fine for some people, but I really don’t like feeling unsure about billing or renewals when I’m signing up for something. I think they should show the price and renewal details much more clearly before asking anyone to join.

Using this app is such a pain. Even finding basic stuff feels wayyy harder than it should be...

I reached out and I’m still waiting for someone to reply. the whole wait feels unnecessary, especially when all I needed was a simple response

I signed up for Sunnyside thinking the accountability side would help keep me on track, at least most of the time, but it ended up feeling hands-off.

The check-ins were easy to ignore, and after I slipped for a bit, it didn’t really seem like anyone noticed. For something I was paying for, I was expecting more than what felt like basic reminders or app nudges.

It might work for some people, especially if they only need a little push here and there, but it didn’t do much for me. I ended up canceling because I needed more actual support, not just another notification popping up.

I signed up for Sunnyside just to try it out, the service itself seemed fine from what I used. It looked helpful enough, and I can see why some people might like it.
That said, I thought I had canceled before the next billing date, but I still ended up getting charged. The cancellation process was harder to find than it should’ve been, and when I reached out to support, the replies felt slow.

Maybe I missed a step somewhere, but canceling shouldn’t feel like a puzzle. I don’t mind paying for something I’m actively using, but being charged after trying to cancel really rubbed me the wrong way, so I probably won’t use it again

I gave it a fair shot for a few months, but I just didn’t notice any real progress. At some point it felt like I was wasting my time, so I stopped using it

It did help me pause and think a little before drinking, which I appreciated. The reminders were good, just kind of simple, and some of the tips felt like they were saying the same thing again and again.

I gave it a try for a little while, but I just couldn’t justify the monthly cost. I’m careful about subscriptions because they add up fast, and this one felt like too much of a gamble for the value I was getting. It wasn’t bad, but not worth keeping on my card every month.

I’ve been using sunnyside for tracking drinks and setting goals, and overall it’s been useful. Compared to how I usually plan my week, though, the goal options feel a little too rigid. Some weeks are busier or more social than others, and I wish it was easier to adjust things without feeling like I’m going off track. It’s a good idea and I still get value from it, but it doesn’t quite fit the way I personally like to plan