For the space between meetings.

Homegroup helps you stay connected to the people you already know from the meetings you already go to, so you can always get help when you need it.

  • No phone number or real name required.
  • No profile photos.
  • No one can search for you or your meetings.
Tue, Jul 14
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SOS
Check in
Sobriety
Meditation
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Primary Purpose
Tuesdays · 7:00 PM
St. Marks Hall
Live
Came to Believe
Thursdays · 7:30 PM
Trinity Episcopal, Fellowship Hall
Daily Reflections
Saturdays · 8:00 AM
Westside Club
Sarah B 2 new
9:41 AM
Call me when you're out, no rush
Kim T, Mike R Yesterday
Perfect. See y'all there.
9:41

The church called an hour before the meeting to say we couldn't have our usual room. I had to let the group know, but I didn't have everyone's number. So I skipped my own meeting and stood outside the church, sending people across town as they walked up.

That night I made a motion for a group chat, but it was voted down. People hate group chats. We looked at WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack. Nothing out there fit the way a 12-step group actually works, so we built it.

Recovery works because of the people in it. But the hour ends, everyone goes home, and there's nothing to bridge the gap to the next meeting. Homegroup exists for the space between. It doesn't replace the rooms, your sponsor, or the work you already do. It just keeps you close to the people who help you stay sober.

A place to connect
Ask a question, reach out for help, or just check in to see how everyone's doing and feel the connection that exists in the room when you're not there.
A phone list that's not in a drawer
Opt-in, always current. No printer required.
Digital treasury
Seventh tradition transactions where everyone can see, with links to contribute digitally right in the app.
Video without the link
Host your hybrid and virtual meetings with embedded video right in the app. No passwords needed. Membership is access.
Readings, documents, and service positions
Where everyone can find them.
Messages
Stay connected to your groups without giving out your number.
SOS
When you're in crisis, one press reaches everyone you're connected to on the app. Help comes to you.
Pulse check
Take a few seconds to check in with yourself. Share with your groups if you want.
Daily inventory
Easily track what you do and see patterns emerge over time.
Journal, gratitude, and meditation
The daily work, in one place.

There's no directory. Nobody can search for you or your groups. You need a code to get in. Once you do, everyone is already there.

No real names required. No photos. Members control what they share.

"It's weird, but I feel more connected to people I barely talked to before."

Igor H

Does this violate the traditions?

Homegroup doesn't recruit members, promote itself at meetings, or create any public presence for your group. It's a tool your group uses in private. Think of it like a group chat, but built for the way a meeting works. Whether to use it is entirely up to your group conscience.

How does anonymity work?

No real names required, no photos, no search. Members control what they share, and everything stays inside the meeting it belongs to. There's no public profile and nothing visible outside your group.

Is it free?

Individual members never pay for anything. Meetings are free up to 25 members. After that, they pay $20 a month, and the fee is waived for groups that can't pay. No ads, and we never sell your data.

What fellowship is this for?

Any of them. We're not a program and we don't have an opinion on how you work yours.

Who built this?

People in recovery, for our own meetings first. We're based in Columbus, Ohio, and part of the Sea Change accelerator program.

How do I get my meeting on homegroup?

Add your meeting in the app and download the printable join card to bring to the group. Members download the app, enter the code and they're in. It takes about five minutes to add a meeting and less than 2 minutes to create an account and join. See the for meetings page for the full walkthrough.

Bring your meeting.
Five minutes to set up. You'll get a card with the code to pass around the room.
Add your meeting