A little support. Every day.

Recovery.
One day
at a time.

A thoughtful companion for your daily recovery work. Find a moment to reflect, stay connected, and take your next step.

Join the waitlist

In development. Built around the day you’re in.

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A companion for the everyday

Keep coming back.
To what matters.

Recovery happens in the little things you do each day. We’re bringing those moments together in one considered place.

Reflect & reconnect

Daily reflection and space for prayer and meditation. A simple invitation to slow down and return to yourself.

Make room for connection

Support for making meetings part of your day and keeping your daily recovery work close at hand.

Recognize your progress

A place for milestones and the small steps along the way. Because your journey moves at your own pace.

These are the experiences we’re working toward. Features may evolve as the app takes shape.

A daily practice, not a perfect one

You don’t have to figure
out forever today.

Start with this moment. A reflection. A meeting. A little quiet. 12 Steps Daily is being created to support the work you choose to do, one day at a time.

Be here for the beginning

Your next step
starts here.

Join the waitlist to hear when 12 Steps Daily is ready and receive occasional updates as it takes shape.

Your first name is optional. Your story stays yours.

A few things
you might be wondering.

When will the app be available?

12 Steps Daily is in development. There isn’t a confirmed launch date yet. The waitlist will be the place to hear when it’s ready.

Will the app be free?

Pricing is still undecided. We’ll share details as the app takes shape. Joining the waitlist does not commit you to a purchase.

Is this affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous?

No. 12 Steps Daily is an independent app and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Alcoholics Anonymous or any other recovery fellowship.

What do I need to share to join?

Your email address and consent to receive app updates are required. You can also share your first name, if you like. We won’t ask about your sobriety, health, meetings, or personal recovery history on this page.