Twelve (12) Step Slogans vs Fourth Step Inventory

This app's premier feature is the included homescreen widget pictured in The Widget tab. These 16 slogans are routinely used by AA, Al-Anon, and other 12-step programs. The widget displays that day's slogan (same slogan all day). It automatically updates each day. All of these slogans reside in the public domain and may be freely copied in any form. The app itself is a labor of love and my intellectual property. It may not be commercially exploited in any way. It is provided free of charge to encourage the broadest possible user base.

Fourth Step Inventory is a private, structured journaling tool designed to help individuals reflect on resentments, personal patterns, and character defects through a card-based inventory process inspired by the Fourth Step of 12-step recovery programs. The app provides a calm, focused space to document resentments one at a time, examine affected areas of life, and explore personal responsibility without judgment. All entries are stored locally on your device, giving you full control over your data and privacy. Features • Create and manage Fourth Step inventory cards • Record who or what you are resentful at, and why • Identify affected life areas such as self-esteem, relationships, ambition, and security • Reflect on your role using common character defect categories • View recurring character defects across your inventory • Visualize patterns with a character defect cloud • Export your inventory as JSON or CSV for personal review or sharing • Print a visual summary of recurring character defects • No accounts, no tracking, no cloud storage Privacy First Fourth Step Inventory does not collect, transmit, or share your data. All information remains on your device unless you choose to export it. Intended Use This app is intended for personal reflection and self-inventory. It is not affiliated with Alcoholics Anonymous or any other recovery fellowship, and it does not provide medical, psychological, or professional advice. Many users choose to discuss their inventory work with a sponsor, counselor, or trusted advisor.