My AA Stuff
Practical tools for recovery, unity, and service. Free, independent, and private: no accounts needed for the public tools, and nothing you type here is sent anywhere.
Today
October 8
Ask the Person Doing It
Plans can sound excellent around a table. The trouble becomes visible to the person who will actually carry them out: the schedule does not fit, the supplies are elsewhere, or a step everyone assumed was simple takes hours. If that person's…
Whose practical experience has been missing from a decision I am helping make?
Find an AA meeting
Use the official Meeting Guide app from AA World Services. Many members affectionately call it the “chair app.” Search for Meeting Guide in the Apple App Store or Google Play, or use the official page.
Open the Meeting Guide page (AA.org)
My AA Stuff does not run the app and never receives your location or anything from it.
Everything AA app
Explore the official Everything AA app from Alcoholics Anonymous World Services.
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Private stuff
A nightly inventory, recovery journal, prayers, milestones, speaker recordings, and the 12th Step call list, for members. Private tools stay private.