Rewake vs Work the 12 Steps

Rewake puts the essentials of 12-step programs at addicts' and alcoholics' fingertips. We make it easier and more rewarding to follow through on the daily habits like prayer, meditation, gratitude, step work, sponsor check ins, planning your day, nightly reviews, and group meeting attendance that we know help people recover and stay sober. We provide recovery-themed guided meditations and breathwork, feature the best of 12-step literature and podcasts, and track progress towards your sobriety goals. We’re grateful that you’re here, and we hope you’ll join us on our recovery journey. Contact us at info@rewake.today to learn more, join our team, or invest in Rewake. [Terms of Use] https://rewake.today/terms-of-service [Privacy Policy] https://rewake.today/privacy-policy

Recovery is passed person to person. Work the 12 Steps is a private app for sponsors, sponsees, and recovery friends working the Twelve Steps together. It doesn't replace the relationship at the heart of recovery — it keeps that relationship close. Sponsorship has always been carried through phone calls, coffee meetings, and late nights working the Steps. That tradition doesn't need fixing. This app gives you one place to support it: step progress, sobriety milestones and anniversaries, meetings, and the recovery lineage that connects everyone in the chain. FOR SPONSORS Guide others through the Steps with everything you need in one place. FOR SPONSEES Work the Steps with your sponsor, with your progress and commitments easy to follow. FOR RECOVERY FRIENDS Stay connected to the people walking alongside you. NEW TO RECOVERY Looking for a way in? Start here, and find the next right step. PRIVATE BY DESIGN First name and last initial only. No feeds, no streaks, no gamification, no surveillance. Your recovery is yours. The work is still yours, your sponsor's, and your Higher Power's. This just helps keep those connections close. IMPORTANT Work the 12 Steps is a peer support and recovery-tracking tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and is not a substitute for professional care. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or before making any health decisions.