Seaworthy is a calm, private addiction recovery companion for anyone working a 12-step program. Whether you're on day one or year ten, it gives you a quiet place to do the work, track your sobriety, and weather cravings and hard moments — without judgement.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
What you write is encrypted with a key unique to your account before it's stored. There are no ads and no advertising trackers, and we never sell your data or use it to train AI. You can erase your account and everything in it, instantly, at any time.

WORK THE 12 STEPS
Move through all twelve steps at your own pace. Each step offers guidance and space to reflect: powerlessness and consequences, a moral inventory, character work, amends planning, and ongoing practice. Your written work is saved so you can return to it any time.

TRACK YOUR RECOVERY
- Set a sobriety date and watch your time add up
- Daily check-ins for mood, stress, and temptation
- Log urges and what helped you through them
- Record relapses honestly, without shame, as part of the journey
- A private logbook for whatever you need to write down
- Gentle daily reminders, if you want them

WEATHER THE STORM
When a craving or crisis hits, the "Weather the Storm" tool is one tap away — a focused, guided flow to help you ride out the moment and come through the other side.

KEEP IT YOURS
- Optional biometric app lock to keep your recovery private on your device
- Delete your account and all your data at any time, from Settings

SEAWORTHY PREMIUM
Subscribers get Insights: charts of your check-ins, urge patterns, streaks, and a full-year activity calendar. Premium isn't sold in this app. If you already have a Seaworthy Premium subscription, it unlocks here automatically when you sign in.

INDEPENDENT
Seaworthy is not affiliated with or endorsed by Alcoholics Anonymous, Sexaholics Anonymous, or any other fellowship, organization, or program. It's an independent tool built to support the 12-step framework.

IMPORTANT
Seaworthy is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. It is a personal support tool, not medical advice, therapy, or treatment — please consult a qualified healthcare professional about your health. If you are in crisis, contact your local emergency services (911 in the US, 999 in the UK), call or text 988 in the US, or call Samaritans on 116 123 in the UK and Ireland.