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Sober Grid is a peer support network app for addiction recovery, connecting you with others in recovery nearby and worldwide for 24/7 support and accountability.
Sober Grid is no longer available.
Removed from the App Store in November 2023; users reported outages in early 2025 and the service is no longer operating.
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Sober Grid is like a social network just for people in recovery. See who's sober near you, share your journey, and get support when cravings hit. The 'Burning Desire' button connects you with peers when you're struggling.
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Free to use. Some premium features may be available.
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Location sharing is optional. Can use anonymously with username only.
Apps are not for emergencies. If you are thinking about suicide or in danger, call or text 988 any time.
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Sober Grid is a social support app designed specifically for people in addiction recovery. The app shows you other sober people nearby (with privacy controls), lets you post updates and support others, and includes a 'Burning Desire' button for moments when you're struggling. When you hit that button, peers and trained peer coaches can reach out with support. The platform includes sobriety tracking, but its main strength is the community aspect.
Yes. You can create a profile with just a username - no real name required. Location sharing is optional and adjustable. You control how much you share with the community.
When you're struggling with cravings or urges, tap the Burning Desire button to signal you need support. Peer coaches and community members can see this and reach out to help you through the moment.
No. Sober Grid welcomes anyone in recovery from any addiction including alcohol, drugs, gambling, and more. The community includes people with various types of addictions.
Sober Grid complements (not replaces) AA, NA, and other meetings. It provides 24/7 digital peer support between meetings, location-based connections, and immediate access when you can't get to a meeting.
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