Recoverly fact sheet
Recoverly in one page
A free, private, multilingual companion for people in India who want to cut down or stop drinking, with tools for the organisations that support them.
What exists today
- A live web app at recoverly.co.in, free for individuals, in nine Indian languages.
- Drink and craving tracking, goals, a self-check (the WHO AUDIT), plans for hard moments, an AI support companion (not a counsellor), and guides checked against WHO, NHS and Government of India sources.
- Safety first: helplines (Tele-MANAS 14416 and 112) are always one tap away, and the app warns that stopping suddenly can be dangerous for heavy drinkers.
- For organisations: programme codes, a toolkit (posters with QR codes, a session outline, a manager guide), an anonymous monthly report, and a private team workspace for clinics and community services.
What makes it different
- Privacy by design: an organisation cannot see who uses it. A person can choose to share a summary with their doctor, encrypted so we cannot read it.
- An employer, college or insurer never receives an individual's information, even with consent.
- Built for Indian languages and low-cost phones, not translated as an afterthought.
What does not exist yet
- No paying customers, no revenue and no completed pilot.
- No clinical review of the guides yet; we are looking for clinical advisers.
- No independent security audit, and translations not yet reviewed by native speakers.