For organisations

Recoverly for organisations

A free, private, multilingual companion that helps people quit alcohol, and a way for the organisations that look after them to support it.

Where we are

Recoverly is built and live on the web, free for everyone. We have not launched commercially. We are opening a small number of pilot partnerships so the tools for organisations are shaped by the people who will use them.

The problem

A 2018 national survey for the Government of India found that more than 5.7 crore people (57 million) need help for their drinking. Very few reach a clinic. Stigma, cost, distance and language stand in the way, and most digital health tools are English only.

What people get today, free

Private drink and craving tracking, with gentle insights and no shaming
Craving SOS: an urge-surfing flow with breathing and one-tap helplines
After a slip, a response that protects the progress already made
Plans for hard moments, kept on the person's own device
A self-check (the WHO AUDIT) and a summary they can print for their doctor
An AI support companion they can speak to, in nine languages
Guides in nine languages, each checked against WHO, NHS and Government of India sources

You can try all of it yourself: how it works, the guides, or create a free account.

What a pilot would explore

This is what we would build and test together. These are not products you can buy today.

Clinics, hospitals and de-addiction centres

Help patients stay on track between visits. With a patient's consent, a progress summary could reach their care team. We would design a follow-up workspace with you.

Employers and fleets

An anonymous support benefit for staff and drivers, with awareness sessions for HR and managers. You would see anonymous totals only, never individuals.

Colleges and universities

A student wellbeing offer and orientation sessions, in the languages your students speak.

Insurers and TPAs

Engagement and outcomes for members who choose to take part, measured with their consent.

NGOs, government and CSR programmes

Deployment in nine languages, training for field workers, and honest impact reporting.

How we would work with you

You tell us who you serve and what you would like to try.
We agree the privacy terms first: what is shared, with whose consent, and what is never shared.
We run a small pilot and review what worked, together, before anything larger.

What we promise

Free for individuals, always. The core app, the safety guidance and the support never sit behind a payment.
No advertising and no selling of personal data.
You never see an individual's information unless that person chooses to share it.
Recoverly gives support and information, not medical advice. Helplines are always one tap away.
Our guides are checked against WHO, NHS and Government of India sources. A clinician has not yet reviewed them, and we are looking for clinical advisers to do so.

Start a conversation

Tell us a little about your organisation and we will reply by email. Or write to us directly at abhinavkumra@omal.in.

Recoverly for organisations

A free, private, multilingual companion that helps people quit alcohol, and a way for the organisations that look after them to support it.

Where we are

What people get today, free

Private drink and craving tracking, with gentle insights and no shaming

Craving SOS: an urge-surfing flow with breathing and one-tap helplines

After a slip, a response that protects the progress already made

Plans for hard moments, kept on the person's own device

A self-check (the WHO AUDIT) and a summary they can print for their doctor

An AI support companion they can speak to, in nine languages

Guides in nine languages, each checked against WHO, NHS and Government of India sources

What we promise

Free for individuals, always. The core app, the safety guidance and the support never sit behind a payment.

No advertising and no selling of personal data.

You never see an individual's information unless that person chooses to share it.

Recoverly gives support and information, not medical advice. Helplines are always one tap away.

Our guides are checked against WHO, NHS and Government of India sources. A clinician has not yet reviewed them, and we are looking for clinical advisers to do so.