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Pick a route
Blue Ridge Parkway, Pacific Coast Hwy or Route 66. From 7 to 21 days, a new route every month.
FREE ON iPHONE · ANDROID SOON
FREE TO START · 18+ · NOT MEDICAL ADVICE
Your T-breakis a road trip.
Mile Zero is a T-break tracker app. One stop a day on a real American highway: a postcard every evening, a countdown when cravings hit. No account. No ads..
HOW IT WORKS
One stop a day.
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Get a postcard every evening
A real place, a story about it and a small detour for tonight.
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Pull over when it hits
Craving? A 10-minute countdown and one simple idea to ride it out.
PRICING
Your first trip is on us.
First trip
$0- One full trip on Blue Ridge Parkway, 7 days
- Days-clear timer and widgets
- Daily postcards and check-ins
- Pull-over countdown when cravings hit
- Your passport
Express Lane
$29.99/yr7 days free, then $2.50/mo. Or $5.99 monthly, 3 days free.
- Every route, as many trips as you want
- A new route every month
- Seasonal routes like Resolution Road
- Your full passport and trip history
GROUP T-BREAK · PACIFIC COAST HWY
Home by Thanksgiving.
14 riders leave San Francisco together on Wednesday, Nov 11: 14 days down the Pacific Coast Highway, one stop a day, a postcard every evening. Last stop is San Diego on Nov 24, two days before Thanksgiving.
Your seat is free. The full app, no card. For adults 18+.
Already on a break, or starting today? Ride on your own: the pass is just as free.
3 of 14 seats taken · 11 left
ROUTES
Real highways. Real towns.
A new route every month.
TODAY'S STOP
A real place, every evening.
One stop from the road, a new one every day. Turn it over for the story and tonight's detour.
DAY 2 · PEAKS OF OTTER, VA
Sharp Top
Sharp Top has drawn visitors since the 1800s, when guests came to the Peaks of Otter for mountain retreats. Thomas Jefferson wrote about the Peaks in 1781.
TONIGHT'S DETOUR
Sketch the view from an open window for 15 minutes, using only simple shapes.
PULL OVER
Pull over for ten minutes.
When a craving hits, start a countdown with one simple thing to do. It follows you to the Lock Screen.
WHAT YOU KEEP
Every mile pays you back.
- Blue Ridge Parkway7 daysYou'll keep ~$70 by North Carolina
- Pacific Coast Hwy14 daysYou'll keep ~$140 by San Diego
- Route 6621 daysYou'll keep ~$210 by Santa Monica
No account. No ads.
No judgment.
Stays on your phone
Your trip lives on your phone and in its own iCloud or Google backup. We never see it.
Nothing to sign up for
The app asks for no email and no password, and never tracks you across apps.
Exits are detours
Slip up? Only your days-clear count restarts. Your route and stamps stay.
Questions
What is Mile Zero?
An app for adults (18+) who want to take a t-break from cannabis or quit weed. It counts your days clear, sends you a postcard from a new town on a real American highway every evening, and gives you a 10-minute countdown when a craving hits. On iPhone now, Android is coming soon.
What is a t-break?
A planned pause from cannabis. Mile Zero turns it into a trip: one stop a day, for 7, 14 or 21 days.
How much does it cost?
Your first trip, 7 days on Blue Ridge Parkway, is free, one time. Every trip after it rides Express Lane, a subscription: $29.99 a year with a 7-day free trial, or $5.99 a month with a 3-day free trial (US prices). It renews automatically until you cancel it in your store account. No ads.
What does Express Lane add?
Every trip after your first one: all routes, the Long Haul for quitting for good, new and seasonal routes, and your full trip history.
What happens if I slip?
Your days-clear count starts again from the moment you slipped. The trip does not: you stay on the same day of the route, and every postcard and stamp you collected stays with you.
What does the daily check-in track?
Sleep, mood and cravings on a 1–5 scale, a few taps after your postcard. You can tag what set a craving off and how your body feels, and add a note about your dreams. Your passport shows each one as a line over the trip, your first check-ins next to your latest ones. No medical conclusions.
Does it show how much money I save?
Yes. Tell it what you usually spend a week, and it counts what you keep for every day since the trip started. A slip does not take it away. You see it in your passport and in the report at the end of the trip, never on the Lock Screen.
Can I take a break with other people?
The app has no feed or chat. Now and then Mile Zero runs a group trip: everyone starts the same route on the same day, and the developer keeps in touch with the riders.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up. Your trip, check-ins and notes stay on your phone and in your iCloud or Google backup, and you can delete them any time. The app sends anonymous usage events, like "postcard stamped", under a random ID that is not linked to you, never your notes or ratings.
Is this medical advice?
No. Mile Zero is a timer and a travel journal, not a medical product. It makes no promises about your body or your tolerance.
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