Taper Community
Psych Med Withdrawal Support
About
This app provides a supportive community for individuals tapering off psychiatric medication. It offers tools for planning and tracking your taper, sharing your journey, accessing educational resources, and connecting with others who have similar experiences.
What's New in Taper Community
1.0.1
August 25, 2026
A fresh coat of paint: new launch screen with our hourglass mark, and the app is now called Taper Community.
FAQ
What is Taper Community?
Taper Community is a platform designed to offer peer support and tools for individuals tapering off psychiatric medication. It allows users to connect with others, plan their taper, log their progress, and access educational resources.
Is Taper Community free to use?
Yes, Taper Community is available for free. The app is supported by Velebit Health, Inc. and does not require any payment to access its features.
Does Taper Community provide medical advice?
No, Taper Community is for education and peer support only. It does not provide medical advice and users should always consult with their doctor for decisions regarding medication changes.
What kind of support does Taper Community offer?
The app offers a community forum where users can read timelines, ask questions, and share their own experiences. It also features drug-specific forums for tailored discussions.
Can I track my progress with Taper Community?
Yes, you can log your daily dose, mood, and symptoms. These check-ins are compiled into a progress chart that can be shared with the community or your doctor.
What devices is Taper Community available on?
Taper Community is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users.
How often is Taper Community updated?
The latest version of Taper Community is 1.0.1, which was last updated on August 25, 2026. Updates are provided to improve functionality and user experience.
What age is Taper Community appropriate for?
Taper Community has an age rating of 17+. This is due to the sensitive nature of the topics discussed, including psychiatric medication withdrawal.
