What we keep, what we don’t

Anonymity is a foundational value of A.A., and we’ve tried to mirror that in how this app handles data.

What we store

When you sign up we store your email, a hashed password, and whatever you choose to enter: display name, sobriety date, home region, gratitude entries, step work, contacts, sponsor notes, favorite meetings. That’s it.

All data lives in a private Supabase (PostgreSQL) database with row-level security, meaning even at the database layer your rows can only be read by you.

What we don’t do

• No third-party analytics (Google Analytics, Mixpanel, etc.)
• No advertising or tracking pixels
• No selling or sharing your data with anyone
• No social features, no public profiles, no leaderboards
• No reading of your journal entries for ML training or improvement

AI coaching

The daily Big Book coaching feature uses OpenAI’s API. The prompt we send includes only:

• The Big Book passage being commented on (public material)
• Your days sober (a single integer)
• Your current step number, if you’ve started step work
• Themes (not text) from your last few gratitude entries

We do not send the contents of your journal entries, step work, sponsor notes, or contacts to any AI model. OpenAI’s API terms forbid them from using API content to train their models.

External content

Daily reflections are scraped from aa.org and remain © The A.A. Grapevine, Inc. LA County meeting data is scraped from lacoaa.org. Both are reproduced here in service of personal recovery use.

Your data, your call

You can export everything you’ve entered as a JSON file at any time from the account screen. You can also delete your account — that wipes all of your data from the database immediately.

Email

We use Supabase’s built-in email service to send account confirmations and password resets. We do not send marketing email.