About this idea
Tomorrow Bars is a functional food bar built that helps support the liver and help your body process alcohol. It's an MDARD-approved snack bar made with science-backed ingredients that support the body’s natural alcohol-processing and liver-support pathways. Unlike pills or liquid shots that live in a regulatory gray area, Tomorrow Bar is a real food product, making it more credible, more scalable, and easier to place in everyday retail environments. We've designed it as a food bar so that it can fit seamlessly into existing habits like pregaming, travel, and nights out. We have strong early traction, selling over 1,000 bars through direct-to-consumer channels and securing placement in 15 liquor stores across Austin, Grand Rapids, and Detroit. With wholesale pricing at $4 and DTC pricing at $6, we operate with great margins and a clear path to scale through a co-packer, enabling production runs of up to 38,000 bars which would drastically increase our margins. Founded by two brothers who could not find a pre-drinking/liver support solution anywhere else, we created The Tomorrow Bar to become the solution.
Impact
Tomorrow Bars improves how people experience social drinking by helping them feel better, function better, and recover faster, without asking them to stop participating in social life. By offering a food-based, science-backed option that fits naturally into pre-drinking and social routines, the Tomorrow Bar reduces the physical and mental downsides people associate with drinking, such as fatigue, brain fog, and next-day sluggishness. This allows consumers to show up more present the next day at work, school, travel, or fitness, turning a traditionally negative tradeoff into a more balanced experience. Beyond the individual level, Tomorrow Bars shifts the broader drinking culture toward smarter, more intentional consumption. It bridges the gap between wellness and nightlife by providing a regulated, transparent product that lives in everyday retail environments. This is different than every other "solution" out their because our product is not in supplement aisles or online-only channels, but can be placed with real functional food products. As the brand scales, its impact compounds: fewer lost days after drinking, better decision-making around alcohol, and a new category of functional food that supports healthier social habits.
What I'll do with $5,000
We would use the $5,000 to bridge the gap between small-batch production and scalable manufacturing. Today, we product The Tomorrow Bar in limited runs out of the Grand Rapids commercial kitchen, which has validated demand but caps how fast we can grow. This funding would be applied toward onboarding and initial setup with a co-manufacturer, including formulation transfer, food safety documentation, and small pilot runs needed to finalize production at scale. Moving to a co-manufacturer allows us to increase output by more than 30x while maintaining consistent quality and freeing myself and my brother to focus on sales and retail expansion instead of manual production. By unlocking co-manufacturing, this funding directly accelerates revenue growth and retail readiness. It enables us to fulfill larger wholesale orders, pursue regional retail accounts already showing interest, and reduce per-unit costs through scale.
Quick Bio
My name is Tate Hjorth and I am one of the founders of Tomorrow Bars. I'm currently based in Austin, TX and operate the strategic and financial objectives of our business.
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