Safe Harbor Coaching Launches Composer App for Business Professionals

CLEVELAND, OH, UNITED STATES, October 20, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Safe Harbor Coaching, a Cleveland-based company, has launched Composer, a private app designed to assist professionals in making informed decisions when alcohol is part of their business interactions. The app, which is live at composercoach.ai, aims to provide guidance in real-time, helping users navigate social situations where a drink is offered.

Composer is tailored for executives, sales leaders, entrepreneurs, and consultants who find themselves in client dinners, conferences, networking events, and other business settings where alcohol is a common part of the culture. The app offers concise, specific advice that users can rehearse before entering such situations, ensuring they can make decisions that align with their professional and personal values.

According to the company, Composer works by allowing users to open a private session and describe the situation they are about to face. For example, a user might indicate that they are attending a client dinner tonight or a conference next week. Composer then provides tailored guidance, helping the user craft the sentences they need to say in the moment. Users can access the same session during the meeting if they need additional support.

Founder Bill Wacker, who built Composer after a career in enterprise technology, cybersecurity sales, and executive relationships, explains that the app is designed to be a performance tool.

The app is available as a progressive web app and works on a phone. Safe Harbor Coaching offers several subscription plans: founding member access is $49 a year, with that rate locked for life; monthly access is $9.99; and standard annual access is $99. Every plan includes a 10-day free trial, with no charge until day 11. Users can cancel before day 11 and will not be billed.

Composer is described as a private, AI-powered decision-support system that does not use recovery language, does not diagnose anyone, and is not a clinical product. It is not a sobriety app or a wellness tracker. The company emphasizes that it is a tool for high performers who work in alcohol-present business environments.