After Incarceration
Community for coming home
About
This app provides a supportive community for individuals impacted by the criminal legal system. It offers peer support, a resource library, and affinity groups to help users navigate transitions and connect with others who have similar experiences.
What's New in After Incarceration
1.3.0
September 16, 2026
The library, rebuilt. • Career Center — open jobs, a résumé built from the work you already did, and the training and school to go further. It holds the Eddie Ellis Education Exchange, named for Eddie Ellis (1941–2014), along with housing, benefits, family and health. • Law Library — open it to claim a right, file a grievance, and find the context behind what is being done to you. Know Your Rights now lives here, together with the Tools and Break the Silence. • New photographs from the Creative Communication Center and the community. • Know Your Rights: Parole Violations — plain-language guidance on what a violation is, what happens next, and where you have room to act. Share your own experience to help others. • Complaint Channels — verified filing links for all 62 New York counties and 1,600+ cities, towns, and villages, with escalation paths for when the first door doesn't open. • Se habla español — the app's guides and assistants now recognize your language and answer in it. • Faster, sharper answers from the in-app assistants, plus smoother navigation and stability fixes.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
The Kitty — Annual
Member access to exclusive content, swag & events.
FAQ
What is After Incarceration?
After Incarceration is a community app designed for individuals impacted by the criminal legal system. It offers peer support, a resource library, and affinity groups to help users navigate life after incarceration.
Who is the Porter in After Incarceration?
The Porter is a peer support guide within the app. They offer guidance during moments of transition, such as coming home, starting over, or navigating job changes, and can connect users with others who have similar experiences.
What kind of resources can I find in the Library?
The Library provides resources for housing, employment, legal rights, scholarships, and starting small businesses. Users can ask the Librarian or Jailhouse Lawyer for real answers to their questions.
Does After Incarceration have ads?
No, After Incarceration is ad-free. The app is community-funded and independently free, with no advertisements or data selling.
What is the age rating for After Incarceration?
After Incarceration has an age rating of 12+. This indicates it is suitable for users aged 12 and older.
What devices does After Incarceration support?
After Incarceration is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users.
How often is After Incarceration updated?
The latest version of After Incarceration is 1.0.5, and it was last updated on June 23, 2026. This suggests a recent update and ongoing development.
What are the subscription plans for After Incarceration?
After Incarceration offers a subscription plan called 'The Kitty' for $2.99 per 3 months. This plan likely supports the app's continued operation and development.
