Your recovery.
Better connected.

Build consistency in your daily practice and stay close to the people who support you.

Free on iPhone and Android

The IYWI app home screen

What helps you stay on track.

It's not about getting it perfect. It's about showing up, and bringing your recovery network closer.

Consistency

Recovery is built one day at a time.

Daily check-ins

A few minutes each day to reflect, notice patterns and stay on track.

Connection

Stay close to your support relationships.

Your circle

Your sponsor, mentors and recovery friends see your check-ins, and are alerted when there are early signs of stress.

Community

Everyone you meet along the way, in one place.

Your recovery network

The people, groups and conversations you gather, from treatment through your home group, stay together in one private place, to grow, get support and support others.

Your recovery arc

IYWI grows with you.

Whether you're just starting out or years in, IYWI is there for the next step, with the people who matter close by.

  1. 1Just starting out

    Build a daily ritual.

    A few minutes each day to check in, reflect and notice your patterns.

    Steadier, one day at a time
  2. 2Meeting others

    Find your people.

    Stay in touch with people from meetings, treatment or sober living, and celebrate each other's milestones.

    Less alone between in‑person meetings
  3. 3Building a circle

    Let them in.

    Invite the people you trust to see how you're doing, and get a heads-up when it's hard.

    Support when it counts
  4. 4Supporting others

    Give it back.

    Be there for someone else as a sponsor, mentor or friend.

    Staying accountable through service
Free on iOS & Android

Start today. It's free.

Free, private, and ready when you are.

Once you're in

  1. 1

    Add your people

    A quick invite to your sponsor or a friend is all it takes.

  2. 2

    Check in tonight

    A few minutes to reflect. That's your first day.

  3. 3

    Stay close

    Small moments add up: a cheer for a milestone, a quick note on a hard day.