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Free Recovery Tools

Track your progress, make a crisis plan, calm your mind and find a meeting. Everything you enter stays on your own device.

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Your Progress Dashboard

Enter your sobriety date to see your progress, the money and time you've gained back, and what's happening in your body along the way.

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Everything you enter in these tools stays private on your device. We don't collect or store any of your personal data. Your answers are saved in your browser so they're here when you come back.

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Money Saved

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Time Gained

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Daily Check-In

Take a moment each day to notice how you're doing. Over time, your check-ins can help you spot patterns before they become problems.

How are you feeling today?

Check-In Streak

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Check-Ins (30 Days)

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Good or Great Days

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Your Last 30 Days

Tap a day to see how you felt and what you wrote.

Crisis Support

You are not alone. Immediate help and resources are available.

Call or text 988Immediate help, 24/7The national 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is free and confidential. If you're in danger, call 911.

My Emergency Plan

Your plan for tough moments. It's saved on this device only.

Quick Help

Open any section when you need it.

Emergency Contacts
Coping Strategies
HALT check: Am I hungry, angry, lonely or tired?
Reach out: Call a support person from your plan.
Breathe: Use the Guided Breathing tool.
Ground yourself: Try the 5-4-3-2-1 exercise in Wellness Tools.
My Warning Signs
Common Triggers
  • Stress from work or family
  • Feeling lonely, isolated or bored
  • Being around people who are using
  • Times of celebration or grief
  • Strong emotions like anger or sadness

Wellness Tools

Practical exercises to help you get through challenging moments.

Daily Affirmation

Click the button for a positive affirmation.

Guided Breathing

Choose a pattern, then follow the circle for four rounds.

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Urge Surfing Timer

Cravings rise, peak and pass like a wave. Ride this one out for 10 minutes.

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When you're ready, press start and notice the urge without acting on it.

5-4-3-2-1 Grounding

Bring yourself back to the present moment, one sense at a time.

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Look around and name five things you can see.

Calming Sounds

Play one, or layer a few together.

Gentle Rain
Mountain Forest
Crackling Fireplace
Ocean Waves

My Gratitude List

What are you grateful for today? Your list saves automatically.

Find a Recovery Meeting

Connect with a support group that's right for you. Each link goes to that organization's official meeting finder, and many offer online meetings too.

Alcoholics Anonymous

A 12-step fellowship for anyone with a desire to stop drinking.

Find an AA Meeting

Narcotics Anonymous

A 12-step fellowship for anyone with a desire to stop using drugs.

Find an NA Meeting

SMART Recovery

A secular, science-based approach that uses cognitive behavioral tools.

Find a SMART Meeting

Al-Anon / Alateen

A 12-step fellowship for friends and families of people who drink.

Find an Al-Anon Meeting

Gamblers Anonymous

A 12-step fellowship for anyone with a desire to stop gambling.

Find a GA Meeting

Refuge Recovery

A mindfulness-based approach grounded in Buddhist practice.

Find a Refuge Meeting

Books & Podcast

Recommended reading and listening for your recovery.

From Williamsville Wellness

Listen to our podcast for insights and real stories about recovery.

Featured Books

Tap a book to find it on Open Library, where many titles can be borrowed free.

Support Network Resources

Recovery is a team effort. These guides are for the family, friends and partners who support someone in recovery.

For Family & Friends

Learn how to offer real support while also taking care of yourself.

Read the Family Guide

Relapse Warning Signs

Know the common signs of a possible relapse so you can step in early.

See the Warning Signs

For Spouses & Partners

Guidance for your relationship and yourself during the recovery process.

Read the Partner Guide

Understanding Treatment

Learn about the different levels of care and therapy approaches.

Compare Treatment Types