Coming to Boulder, CO

Fill your growler.
Not the landfill.

$2.50 kombucha on tap from a neighbor's garage. Bring your growler. Fill up. Walk home. Zero cans. Zero bottles. Zero waste. Community-owned.

You drink 4 beers a night.
That's 1,460 cans a year.

$4,380

spent on beer per year
at $12/night

1,460

cans or bottles
in the landfill

219,000

empty calories
per year

49% of Americans are trying to drink less. Not because they have a problem.
Because there's nothing good to drink instead.

Until now.

Same evening. Different growler.

64 ounces of kombucha is a full evening. You're full. You're satisfied. Beer never entered the picture.

Before
6:00 PM — First beercan #1
6:45 PM — Second beercan #2
7:30 PM — Third beercan #3
8:15 PM — Fourth beercan #4
Total$12 · 4 cans · 600 cal
After
6:00 PM — First pour16oz
6:45 PM — Second pour with dinner16oz
7:30 PM — Third pour on the couch16oz
8:15 PM — Last pour. Growler empty.16oz
Total$5 · 0 cans · 120 cal
$2,555
saved per year
1,460
cans eliminated
50 lbs
potential weight loss/yr

How it works.

01

Local brewers make the kombucha

Boulder producers like Upstart, Mortal, and Rev brew in licensed facilities. They fill kegs. We pick them up.

02

Kegs go to member garages

Your neighbor has a kegerator in their garage. Cold, clean, on tap. The keg shows up every week from the co-op delivery route.

03

You walk over with your growler

64oz glass growler. Fill it up. $5. Walk home. That's your evening sorted. Bring it back empty next time.

04

The cooperative owns the network

No franchise. No corporation. The members own the taps, the routes, the relationships. 3% of every pour builds your cooperative equity.

Why it's half the price.

We removed everything that makes kombucha expensive. What's left is the kombucha.

Retail bottle ($4.50)
Kombucha$0.80
Glass bottle$0.60
Label + cap$0.15
Distributor margin$0.95
Retail margin$1.50
Refrigeration$0.30
Shelf space$0.20
You pay$4.50
Fill Forward growler ($2.50/pint)
Kombucha$0.80
Bottle$0 (your growler)
Label$0
Distributor$0 (co-op route)
Retail margin$0 (no store)
Co-op margin$0.55
Equity accrual (3%)$0.08
You pay$2.50

The tap is just the beginning.

Every garage node can carry more than kombucha. Same infrastructure. Same walk to your neighbor's.

Cold brew coffee$3/pint
Cleaning supplies$3.50 refill
CSA produce boxesPickup point
Fresh eggs$5/dozen
Grow bag refills$8 each
Honey$8/lb refill
Medicare BALANCE Program · July 2026

Step on the scale.
The growler did the work.

Replace 600 calories of beer with 120 calories of kombucha every night. Your smart scale tracks the result. Your physician attests to it. Medicare pays $50/month for the outcome you wanted anyway.

Your morning.

Step on smart scale
Withings or Renpho · $40 from your garage node
Weight syncs to ComfortCard
Bluetooth → automatic → no app needed
Physician reviews weekly
5 min/week · clinically attested
Medicare pays $50/month
BALANCE program · for the outcome you already created

ComfortCard

BALANCE enrolled
Current weight198.4 lbs
Start weight213.0 lbs
Progress-14.6 lbs
Target BMI28.0 → 25.0
90-day trend
Jan 5Today
Recent
Today 6:42 AM198.4 lbs
Yesterday199.1 lbs
Apr 2199.8 lbs
BALANCE reimbursement this month
$50.00

Scale goes silent for 7 days? That's a check-in trigger. Same signal as “she stopped coming for kombucha on Tuesdays.” The cooperative notices. The caregiver calls. That's the network.

41,683

zip codes in America.
One garage tap in each.

That's the mission. A co-op.care kombucha garage in every zip code. Community-owned. Zero waste. Funded by the health outcomes they create. Every growler filled is a can that never existed, a neighbor who knows your name, and a caregiver who's already in the network when you need one.

10
Boulder
2026
100
Colorado
2027
1,000
Mountain West
2028
41,683
Every zip
2030

A co-op.care Health Program

Rid the world of single use.

Single-use bottles. Single-use cans. Single-use caregivers who leave in six months. Single-use relationships that end when the transaction does.

Fill Forward is a co-op.care health program — a cooperative where your kombucha, your smart scale, your caregiver, and your neighbor are all part of the same network. You own it. You fill it. You pass it forward.

First garage. Boulder. 2026.

10 neighbors. 1 keg. $2.50/pint. Zero waste. Get notified when we open the first tap.