Organisation toolkit

Put Recoverly in front of the people you look after, with your name on it and your support contacts beside it, and run a session that leaves everyone knowing where to get help. Everything here works today. Recoverly is built and live and has not launched commercially, so these are tools for pilots, offered as they are.

Your own programme code

A programme is a short code that we set up with you. A person types it in Settings, or scans a QR code that opens recoverly.co.in/join/YOURCODE, and your organisation’s name, a welcome in your own words and up to four support contacts appear on their dashboard (an employee assistance line, a counsellor, a clinic, a page). It is available in nine languages, and you can choose the language a first-time visitor sees.

Your organisation cannot see who joins your programme, how many join, or anything anyone logs. People use a support tool that their employer or college cannot watch.
Joining adds your name, a welcome in your words and the support contacts you choose to the person’s own screen, on their own device. Nothing about them is sent back.
Free for individuals, always. No advertising, no selling of data.
Help is never behind a code: Tele-MANAS and emergency numbers are shown to everyone, and your contacts never replace them.

See one working:open the sample programmeor enter SAMPLE under Programme code in Settings.

To get a code, write to abhinavkumra@omal.in or use the enquiry form. If you need numbers for a pilot, we would agree with your people, first, exactly which anonymous count they are comfortable with. Nothing is counted today.

Posters and pocket cards

Make an A4 poster or a sheet of pocket cards with a QR code, in any of our nine languages. Each carries the crisis line and the sudden-stop safety message. Put your organisation’s name on it, and your programme code if you have one.

Recoverly

Thinking about drinking less, or stopping?

Recoverly is free, private and available in your language.

Scan to start

recoverly.co.in

In crisis or thinking about self-harm? Help is available now

Tele-MANAS 14416 · 24/7 national mental-health support

Emergency services 112 · If you or someone else is in immediate danger

Recoverly helps you reflect on your habits — it is not medical care. If you drink heavily, stopping suddenly can be dangerous (withdrawal can cause seizures). Please talk to a doctor before making big changes to how much you drink.

The poster wording in the eight languages other than English was written for this app and has not yet been checked by native speakers. Have a speaker of the language read a poster before you print many copies.

On your website or in your app

A help card for your own site or intranet, or data your own app can read. It shows the national mental-health helpline (Tele-MANAS) and the emergency number, with the sudden-stop safety message, in nine languages. We keep the numbers right, so when one changes yours is right the next time the page loads. It runs no script, sets no cookie and tracks nobody. Free while we are at the pilot stage: tell us where you use it, so we can tell you if anything changes.

Paste this into your page

<iframe src="https://recoverly.co.in/embed/help?lang=en" title="Helplines for alcohol and mental health" width="100%" height="440" style="border:0;max-width:30rem" loading="lazy"></iframe>

Change lang to en hi mr pa ta te kn ml gu, and add &theme=dark for a dark page.
Developers: GET https://recoverly.co.in/api/helplines?lang=hi returns the same information as JSON, with the date the numbers were last checked against official sources. If you call it from your own server, keep the answer for an hour.
The card shows only the two national lines the app itself uses. We never add a number we have not checked.

For the session

Two printable documents for whoever runs the conversation. Neither adds health facts of its own: where a fact is needed, it comes from the app’s safety wording or from our guides, which are checked against WHO, NHS and Government of India sources, and which a clinician has not yet reviewed.

Session outline (45 minutes)

For HR teams, college counsellors, clinic staff and field workers. Ground rules, what to cover and in what order, what to do if someone is unwell, and what not to do.

Manager conversation guide

How to start a kind, practical conversation with a colleague you are worried about, without diagnosing, judging or promising what you cannot keep.

For clinics and counsellors

A patient can print a one-page summary of what they have logged (consumption, streaks, cravings, patterns, their own words and their AUDIT score) from the app’s report page and bring it to an appointment: it is theirs to share. Pocket cards with your programme code are a simple way to hand the app to a patient between visits. We have not built a way for a clinic to see a patient’s progress directly: that needs a patient’s explicit, revocable consent and we would design it with a clinic first.