12-Step Tools for Everyone
Track your own recovery. Stay connected with your sponsor.
My Recovery Program is a private iPhone and iPad app for people working AA, NA, and/or Al-Anon - on your own, or with a sponsor. No account, no server, no ads. What you write stays yours.
What it does
What it does, in the order it matters
The features that matter most come first. Track your own program, stay connected with a sponsor, and keep everything else simple.
Track your own program
Elapsed time, milestones, and steps for every fellowship you're working - AA, NA, and/or Al-Anon at once, each on its own recovery date.
Sponsor & sponsee
Chosen from your own contacts. One sponsor per program, every sponsee kept separate.
Anonymous by design
Anonymity comes first. That's why there's no sign-up and no sign-in. My Recovery Program has no server of its own, so nothing you write is uploaded anywhere. Your data stays on your device unless you turn on iCloud backup - and then it goes to your own iCloud account, not to us. There's no "us" to send it to. Read the full privacy policy →
Availability
Currently in a small closed beta
My Recovery Program isn't on the App Store yet. It's being tested by a small, hand-picked group of testers before a wider release.
Frequently asked questions
What is My Recovery Program?
A private iPhone and iPad app for tracking your own 12-step recovery across AA, NA, and/or Al-Anon, and staying connected with a sponsor.
What does it cost?
It's free.
Do I need an account?
No. There's no sign-up and no sign-in - the app has no server, so nothing you enter is ever uploaded anywhere.
Does my sponsor need the app too?
No. Assignments and messages go out as a normal text message. If the other person has the app installed, a link opens it directly for them; otherwise they just get the plain-text instructions.
Can I use it without a sponsor?
Yes. It works on its own for tracking your program, and the sponsor/sponsee features are there if and when you have one.
Can I work more than one program at once?
Yes. You can track AA, NA, and Al-Anon at the same time, each with its own date and steps.