My Recovery Support
For treatment centers & recovery programs

Extend care past discharge. See how alumni stay engaged.

Give every graduating patient 6 months of private, practical support on their own phone, plus anonymous, group-level reporting on how your alumni use it.

Discuss a program rollout See plans & pricing
Prepaid discharge codes Private alumni hub Group reporting, no personal logs From $225/month
Insight without intrusion
Your alumni
  • Journal
  • Messages
  • Coach chats
Stays with each member
Your team
Codes activated42 / 50
Still active · 12 weeks
When urges are reported
Group patterns only · sample data
Your team sees group patterns. Members keep their personal space.
iOS & AndroidOne shared workspace, any device
PersonalPatient-owned accounts
DailyCheck-ins from discharge onward
0Check-ins ever visible to staff
Planned reporting for treatment centers

Understand engagement. Protect personal privacy.

See whether alumni activate their access, continue using support, and return to coping tools between appointments. Follow group-level changes in reported urges and stress to help plan your alumni program.

My Recovery Support is developing anonymous, aggregated reporting across four areas: continued engagement, urge and coping trends, timing patterns, and coping-tool use.

Activation, then the share of activated members still active each week.

59%
Share of activated members still active, by week (sample data)
Week 1100%
Week 288%
Week 381%
Week 476%
Week 572%
Week 669%
Week 766%
Week 864%
Week 962%
Week 1061%
Week 1160%
Week 1259%

Illustrative preview with sample data. Reporting is in development.

Your team sees group patterns. Members keep their personal space.

Center reports will present grouped results, with identifying details excluded and small groups withheld. Personal journals, private messages, and Recovery Coach conversations will remain private, and no individual member’s recovery log is shared with your facility.

Your team can use these reports to review participation, introduce useful tools before discharge, consider when to offer additional support, and inform your post-discharge follow-up and outcomes reporting.

Talk with us about reporting for your alumni program
The handoff

Help patients put their discharge plan into practice.

Before discharge, help each person install the app and choose how they want to use it. Daily check-ins, coping tools, and ways to connect give them practical support to return to at home.

Your programDischarge plan
My Recovery Support
  • Daily check-ins
  • Coping tools
  • Recovery Coach
  • Alumni group
  • Sponsor & mentor
The plan your team starts keeps working after discharge — through the supports each person chooses.
  1. 01

    Leave with a plan

    Each person picks a first step before discharge, while support is still in the room.

  2. 02

    Notice the moment

    Daily check-ins name mood, motivation, risk, and support needs as ordinary life resumes.

  3. 03

    Choose support

    Tools, meetings, community, and human connection stay one tap away — on their terms.

What this looks like day to day: Transitioning from treatment to everyday life

The product

One recovery workspace for the day in front of you.

My Recovery Support brings the pieces people usually stitch together — tracking, routines, tools, reflection, learning, and connection — into one place they can return to.

  • Keep sober-day progress visible
  • Morning and evening check-ins that set one realistic intention
  • Track, reflect, reach out, begin again
Depth when it helps

Tools patients can use between appointments.

A strong aftercare layer gives people more than one way to stay engaged: reflect privately, notice urges, keep a meeting rhythm, and practice skills. These are patient-facing tools that extend the routines your team starts in treatment without turning personal recovery content into a staff dashboard.

When reflection needs somewhere to go

Guided reflection with the Recovery Coach

Talk through a hard moment, use Reflect mode for guided journaling, or turn an insight into a next step. The conversation can reinforce the plan your team started without pretending to replace clinical care.

  • Private space between sessionsReflection stays available when a counselor is not.
  • A clearer next stepTalk, Reflect, and Plan modes help turn a hard moment into one doable action.
  • Support that respects boundariesA companion to the care plan—not a replacement for clinical support.
When urges need a name

Urge Log

A fast severity rating makes it easier to capture the moment before it passes. Optional notes, history, and trend views help people notice patterns they can bring back to a counselor, sponsor, or care team.

  • Capture the momentRecord an urge’s intensity with a quick rating.
  • Patterns to bring into careHistory and trends make recurring times, situations, and intensity easier to discuss.
  • More self-awareness, less judgmentThe log turns a difficult moment into information a person can learn from.
When connection needs continuity

Meeting Log

Record attendance, meeting type, and a short note while the experience is fresh. Review past meetings and notes to remember which support was helpful.

  • Keep connection visibleRecord the support spaces a person is choosing after discharge.
  • Build a recovery rhythmA simple history helps reinforce consistency without adding another complex workflow.
  • Remember what helpedShort notes preserve useful context while the experience is still fresh.
When learning needs to travel home

Skills Library

A go-anywhere resource for coping skills to learn and practice like the skills introduced in treatment. Guides, articles, and videos help patients revisit what they need when real life gets hard.

  • Practice coping skills anywhereKeep the skills introduced in treatment close at hand between sessions and after discharge.
  • Guides, articles, and videosChoose a format that makes learning easier in the moment.
  • Find what fits right nowBrowse CBT, DBT, relationships, and daily recovery topics when practice becomes relevant.

See the connected workflow: daily check-ins and urge-surfing practice

Alumni support

Give alumni a place to keep showing up for each other.

Create a dedicated alumni group that makes support easier to find after discharge. Keep it public for an open invitation, or private for the people your program invites.

Public alumni groups

An open place for alumni who choose to join, reconnect, and encourage one another.

Private alumni groups

An invite-only space for a cohort, location, or continuing alumni community.

Members keep their own accounts and choose whether to join, post, or simply follow along.

Beyond your alumni group, members can find sponsors, mentors, and recovery meetings in the wider My Recovery Support community, supporting the aftercare plan your team built. Read more: Finding a sponsor or mentor

Alumni group in the app
A practical rollout

Introduce the app before discharge.

A partnership turns the handoff into a supported invitation: a cohort gets access, patients install on their own phones, and the recovery workspace stays with them after the program ends. Add a daily-support layer — keep clinical care where it belongs.

  1. 01

    Choose the cohort

    Start with one program, pathway, or discharge window.

    Cohort selected
  2. 02

    Provide access

    Start with a pilot, or choose an annual plan sized to your yearly discharges.

    Access codes issued
  3. 03

    Invite before discharge

    Help each person install, orient, and choose a first step.

    Installed · first step set
  4. Discharge day04

    Continue by choice

    Daily support, tools, insights, and connection stay in reach after the program ends.

    Support continues at home
Annual partnership

One plan for every graduating patient.

Give each person 6 months of full access with a discharge code. An annual partnership covers your year of discharges at a predictable monthly rate — or start with a small pilot first.

Pilot

$450one time

15 discharge codes · 6-month access each

$30 per patient
Try it with one discharge group first

Move to an annual plan any time

Partner 100

$225/month

Billed annually · $2,700/year

100 codes a year · $27 per patient
Up to about 100 discharges a year

Additional codes $30 each

Most common

Partner 150

$300/month

Billed annually · $3,600/year

150 codes a year · $24 per patient
100–150 discharges a year

Additional codes $27 each

Network

Custom

Billed annually

150+ codes a year · volume pricing
Multi-site organizations

Codes sized to every location

Included in every annual plan

  • A private alumni hub for your facility inside the app
  • A discharge onboarding kit for staff: print handouts and QR counter cards
  • Quarterly group reports (planned), with small groups withheld
  • 6 months of full access per code, on each person’s own phone and account
  • Unused codes roll over to the next year

Running more discharges than planned? Add codes any time at just above your plan’s rate — $30 each on Partner 100, $27 on Partner 150 — or move up a plan if you’re consistently over.

Not sure which plan fits?

Tell us roughly how many people you discharge each year, and we’ll recommend a plan — or set up a pilot to try it first.

Talk through your rollout
Privacy & clinical boundaries

Built as a personal tool, not a monitoring system.

People install My Recovery Support on their own devices and keep their own accounts. A partnership provides access — it does not create a clinical record or a staff-facing feed of anyone’s recovery, only grouped, de-identified reports.

01 · What center staff can see

Code activations and group patterns. Never personal logs.

Staff see how many codes are activated and, with planned reporting, grouped results with small groups withheld. They never see an individual’s check-ins, journal entries, urge logs, Recovery Coach conversations, or messages.

  1. 02

    Who owns the data

    The person does. Entries are private by default and never sold.

  2. 03

    The Recovery Coach is not care

    It is supportive technology for encouragement and reflection — not therapy, not clinical advice, and not crisis response. The app surfaces crisis resources for moments that need immediate help.

  3. 04

    How it fits your program

    My Recovery Support is a consumer application and is not a substitute for professional treatment or aftercare. It adds a daily-support layer alongside the care your program provides.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

A few things worth knowing before a pilot conversation.

What can our staff see about a patient?

Code activation status and, with planned reporting, grouped results with small groups withheld. Personal recovery content (check-ins, journals, urge logs, Recovery Coach conversations, messages) is never shared with center staff.

Who owns the data patients enter?

The patient. Entries are private by default and are never sold. Patients choose what to share with a sponsor, mentor, or community.

How does an annual partnership work?

Your program chooses a plan with a yearly allotment of discharge codes. You give one code to each person before discharge, and each code unlocks 6 months of full access on their own phone and account. Unused codes roll over, and plans are billed annually. You can start with a 15-code pilot first.

What does My Recovery Support cost per patient for a treatment center?

About $27 per patient on Partner 100 ($225/month, billed annually, 100 codes a year) and $24 on Partner 150 ($300/month, billed annually, 150 codes a year). Additional codes are $30 and $27 each. A 15-code pilot is $450, and multi-site organizations get custom volume pricing.

Can this integrate with our EHR or case management system?

Not today. My Recovery Support currently runs as a standalone aftercare and discharge-planning app alongside your existing systems, rather than a direct EHR or case-management integration. If integration matters for your rollout, tell us in the pilot conversation so we can scope it.

Does this replace our aftercare?

No. My Recovery Support adds a daily-support layer between sessions. Clinical care, alumni programming, and case management stay with your program.

Which platforms, and when?

My Recovery Support is coming soon for iOS and Android. A pilot conversation now lets us line up access with your launch.

Is My Recovery Support affiliated with AA or NA?

No. My Recovery Support is an independent platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, or any official recovery organization.

Partner conversation

Tell us about your program.

Tell us about your program, your discharge workflow, and the people you serve. We will follow up to explore a pilot.

Prefer email? [email protected]

We use this only to follow up about a pilot.

My Recovery Support is an independent app and supportive technology — not emergency care, and not affiliated with AA, NA, or any official recovery organization. If you or someone you serve is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or a crisis line.