A private workspace for sponsees and sponsors in any fellowship: guided daily practices, a journal that stays yours, careful ways to share one entry with your sponsor, plus a sponsorship course and a Big Book study companion.
Only you can read your journal. Sharing one entry never opens the rest.
Share on purpose
Choose the person, choose the answers, see exactly what goes, then send it yourself.
For sponsors too
A six-lesson course on sponsorship and a private organizer for agreed assignments.
The Recovery Companion is an independent educational and organizational resource. It doesn’t represent any fellowship, replace meetings or human sponsorship, or set out one right way to work a program. Membership pays for tools and original content, never for recovery itself.
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A few quick questions
All optional, all changeable later. We don’t need your story or a diagnosis.
Are you here as a sponsee, a sponsor, or both?
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Which fellowship or recovery focus would you like to use?
Which step are you exploring right now?
Do you have a sponsor?
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Which practices would you like help making consistent?
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What wording feels comfortable for spiritual reflections?
Used in step wording and prompts. Traditional prayers keep their original words.
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Where would you like to start?
Tonight’s Nightly ReviewSponsorship starter lessonShow me around
Each practice is a short guided form. Answers save as you type, stay private, and can be shared one entry at a time.
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Preview · only you can see this
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Private · only you
My Journal & Library
Choose the entry you’d like to share. Only that entry, and only the answers you pick, will be included.
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Bookmark a lesson or Big Book chapter and it will appear here.
Saved privately. Only you can see this entry. You can share it below if you’d like.
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Sharing history
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Not shared. This entry is private.
Share one entry
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Only what you see in the preview below will be included. Nothing else in your journal is shared, now or later.
1. Who is it for?
Save contact
2. Choose what to include
3. How would you like to share it?
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Secure link in the workspace: not available yet. It needs a secure server and accounts, so it isn’t switched on in this prototype.
4. Review exactly what will be shared
A gentle heads-up: email and text messages can show up in lock-screen notifications, on shared devices and in synced accounts. Share sensitive details only where you feel safe.
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Work the steps
The Twelve Steps
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Guides and private tools for partners, parents, children and friends of someone with an addiction. Everything you write stays private unless you choose to share it.
If you’re not safe at home, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 (US). For any crisis, call or text 988, or your local emergency number.
Guided tools
Guides
For loved ones · a short read
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What you can do today
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Write a reflectionPlan a boundary
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Relapse support
Coming back is always allowed.
Whether you just relapsed, had a close call, or want a plan for hard days, start wherever you are. Everything here is private unless you choose to share it.
If you’re in danger, feel physically unwell, or might hurt yourself, call or text 988 in the US, or your local emergency number, now.
Add your sponsor’s or a friend’s number in Membership & Settings for one-tap calling here.
Relapse support · a short read
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What you can do today
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Write a Relapse ReflectionBuild my prevention plan
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Step Eleven · prayer and meditation
The Eleventh Step Journey
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About a 3-minute read
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What does this mean?
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How might it show up in my life?
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What can I try today?
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Reflect on it
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Write about thisOpen the Two-Way Prayer page
Private by default. You can share it with your sponsor later, one entry at a time.
Other areas to explore
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Study companion
Big Book Companion
Read each chapter in your own copy of Alcoholics Anonymous, then use these original summaries, questions and exercises. Members of other fellowships often read along with their own focus in mind.
Summaries are our own words. We don’t reproduce the book’s text. This companion isn’t affiliated with or approved by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services.
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In brief
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Exercise
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Ask your sponsor
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Write a chapter reflection
Six lessons · about 50 minutes
Sponsorship Academy
For people thinking about sponsoring, new sponsors, and sponsees who want to understand the relationship. Experience shared, not rules. Follow your own fellowship’s guidance.
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Talk it over with your sponsor
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For sponsors
Sponsor Workspace
This is a private organizer for you. Your sponsees can’t see it, and it’s stored only on this device. Shared assignments that a sponsee can see and secure sharing between accounts need a server, which isn’t built yet.
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Agreed assignments
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Private notes
Membership & settings
Your space
Profile
I’m here as
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Spiritual wording
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Saved contacts
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Save contact
You’ll still confirm the recipient every time you share.
Membership
Monthly
$9.99
per month · cancel any time
Annual
$89
per year · save $30.88
View plans and manage membershipCancel any time. Yearly plans get a reminder 7 days before renewal. Payments aren’t connected in this prototype.
Membership pays for tools, organization and original educational content. It doesn’t buy sponsorship or recovery. A sponsor never needs a membership to receive something you share, and the steps, prayers and promises on the public site stay free.
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You don’t have to fix today. Just the next hour.
Hard days happen to everyone in recovery. Pick one small thing below. Reaching out to a real person is almost always the best first step.
If you might hurt yourself or you’re in danger, call or text 988 in the US, or your local emergency number, right now.
Add your sponsor’s or a friend’s number in Settings and it will show up here for one-tap calling.
One small thing
Breathe slowly
In for four, hold for four, out for six. Five rounds.
Check H.A.L.T.
Hungry, angry, lonely or tired? Tend to that one first.
Get to a meeting
In person or online. Use your fellowship’s meeting finder.
Say the Serenity Prayer
Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference.
Write a Tenth Step nowRelapse Support
Search
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Journal results are private and only visible to you.
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An independent educational and organizational resource. Not affiliated with any fellowship and not a replacement for meetings, sponsorship or professional care.