Sober Puffin 2.0.1

This app has been developed by a family disproportionately affected by addiction in the U.S.

No mandatory login is necessary for Sober Puffin, a confidential and secure app tailored to individuals in recovery or struggling with addiction, as well as their families.

Benefit from educational resources that offer guidance at the start of recovery and ongoing support for long-term remission.

Access reliable information and various perspectives in a relatable manner, providing impartial insights on prevention, seeking help, and intervention.

Featuring an easy-to-understand interface, Sober Puffin simplifies the complexities of addiction, also known medically as Substance Use Disorder.

Installed on your iPhone and iPad, Sober Puffin offers a comprehensive understanding of the disease's impact on both you and your loved ones.

Sober Puffin's 'DISCOVERY' serves as an anonymous, private, and unbiased addiction resource hub that conveniently fits in your pocket.

Within the 'DISCOVERY' section:

• Access concise 1-3 minute reads (some with audio) to learn about the disease and read personal stories from those in remission and their families.
• Find answers to common questions from the community or submit your queries anonymously for expert responses.
• Take a screener to gauge initial steps in recovery, with results saved directly on your device for privacy.
• Locate detoxification centers, treatment facilities, sober living homes, family support groups like Al-Anon and Nar-Anon, and nationwide recovery community services.
• Explore curated videos to enhance knowledge about addiction.

In the 'Recovery' section:

• Manage your sobriety milestones, fellowship commitments, sponsor contact details, meeting schedules, and more through an interactive dashboard.
• Discover in-person and online recovery meetings nationwide with options to save favorite meetings and track attendance across various fellowships.
• Access tools for program maintenance including goal setting, resentment tracking, daily inventories, medication monitoring, and personal journaling facilities.
• Peruse a collection of literature and speaker tapes from various recovery communities.