Recovery support for people coming home from treatment — and the families who love them. Available at 2am when a craving hits and a sponsor's phone is off.
Returning home from treatment can create a gap between structured care and everyday life. Sober Coach puts consistent, human-feeling recovery support in your pocket — and keeps your family meaningfully connected without being intrusive.
Coach reflects back what's actually going on — without glossing it over, without moralizing. It knows the difference between a hard day and a crisis, and it responds accordingly.
Three months free, then $10/month. People discharged from a partner treatment center receive six months free. Or have a family member cover it — they can pay for your subscription and receive email updates on your recovery at your discretion.
You don't need to monitor every mood or manage every difficult moment. Sober Coach keeps you informed and prompts you to reach out at the moments that matter most.
Pay for your loved one's subscription and receive warm email updates on their recovery — milestones, difficult days, moments to reach out — at their discretion. $10/month covers both of you.
Coach never diagnoses, never advises on medication, never shames a slip, and never pretends a crisis isn't a crisis. Safety logic is the most carefully engineered part of the product.
LegitScript certification — the healthcare marketing compliance credential required by serious recovery platforms — is in progress.
An AI recovery support app offers on-demand reflection, check-ins, and practical encouragement between conversations with a person's real-world support network. Sober Coach is designed for people returning home from drug or alcohol treatment and for the family members supporting them. It complements professional care, peer support, sponsors, and trusted people; it does not replace them.
Sober Coach is being built for adults returning home from drug or alcohol treatment and for family supporters who want to stay meaningfully connected. The current beta is focused on learning from people in the early months after treatment.
The coach provides a private place to talk, reflect on a difficult stretch, complete a daily check-in, and identify useful next steps. It is available at any hour while encouraging connection with sponsors, clinicians, family, and emergency resources when human help is needed.
Family updates are permission-based. The person in recovery chooses what can be shared, who receives it, and can revoke access. Supporters receive narrative email updates rather than access to private conversations or an in-app monitoring feed.
No. Sober Coach is a recovery support tool, not medical treatment, therapy, diagnosis, or emergency care. In the United States, call or text 988 for immediate crisis support, or call 911 when there is immediate danger.
Sober Coach is designed to complement established recovery support. For treatment information and referrals in the United States, visit the SAMHSA National Helpline. Last reviewed June 21, 2026.
We're running a closed 60-day beta with a small group of real users. Complete the beta and you get 6 months of Sober Coach free — no card required during the pilot. We're looking for people within the first 90 days of leaving treatment, and family members who want to stay meaningfully connected. What we learn shapes everything that comes next.