Recoverly

No. Recoverly offers emotional support, motivation, and a simple way to track your drinking. It is not a doctor, and it does not diagnose, treat, or cure addiction. For anything medical, please speak to a qualified professional.

If you drink heavily or every day, stopping suddenly can be medically dangerous — withdrawal can cause seizures or delirium tremens. Please see a doctor before you quit and only reduce or stop under medical supervision. Recoverly will never push you to quit cold turkey.

Yes. Your records, goals, and chats are tied to your own account and are not visible to anyone else. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and we never sell or share your personal information. You can permanently delete everything from Settings → Delete account at any time.

When you chat, your message is sent through a secure server to an AI model that replies with non-judgmental support. It is designed to avoid medical advice and to point you to real help when needed. It is a companion for motivation and reflection — not a clinician.

Your safety comes first. If the app detects crisis language, it will always show real helpline numbers (such as Tele-MANAS 14416) so you can reach someone who can help right away. You can also visit the Support page at any time.

That brief pause is intentional — a few seconds to reconsider is a gentle, proven nudge. There's no shame either way: logging honestly is how you see real progress.

Never. Recovery isn't a straight line. Recoverly is built on encouragement and identity-based reinforcement — you are someone who is choosing awareness — not guilt or scolding.

Recoverly is free to use. It is part of a youth-led anti-addiction project focused on helping people, not profit.

No. Think of it as support between and alongside professional care. If you need treatment, a doctor or de-addiction specialist is the right place to start — see the Support page for how to find help.