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Not a substitute for professional medical advice.

Example. The figures below are invented to show how a report looks. Recoverly is built and live and has not launched commercially, so this is not a real organisation.

Example organisation: monthly report

How many people used Recoverly each month, out of those who chose to be counted. It is the only thing Recoverly can tell you about your people.

People counted each month

MonthPeople
Nov 2026about 45
Oct 2026about 40
Sept 2026about 30
Aug 2026about 25
Jul 2026fewer than 20
Jun 2026fewer than 20

Progress, from people who chose to share it

People who also ticked “share my progress figures” send two numbers once a month about the month that just ended. Each row is a month that has finished, and each figure is an average across the people who shared. It appears only when at least 20 people are behind it.

MonthPeople sharingDays with no drink (average)Drank less than the month before
Oct 2026about 35about 70%about 70%
Sept 2026about 25about 65%about 70%
Aug 2026about 20about 65%not shown
Jul 2026fewer than 20not shownnot shown
Jun 2026fewer than 20not shownnot shown
May 2026fewer than 20not shownnot shown

These are self-reported logs, not clinical measurements, and the people who choose to share may not be typical of everyone you serve. “Drank less” compares the amount logged with the month before and counts only people who drank in both months. Treat these as a sign of direction, not proof that a programme works.

How to read it

  • Each person chooses to be counted, with a box that stays off until they tick it. People who do not tick it are not counted, so the real number of people using Recoverly is likely higher.
  • A person is counted once a month, the first time they open Recoverly that month. Someone who joined on two devices can be counted twice, so the true number of people may be a little lower.
  • A figure is shown only when at least 20 people are counted, and it is rounded to the nearest 5. A smaller group is never shown, so that no one can be picked out.
  • The figures are monthly totals, never live, so you cannot see anyone join.
  • We keep no names, no accounts and no list of who was counted, so we cannot give you one. You cannot see who joined, what anyone logs, or how anyone is doing, and no one is told that you asked.

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