For clinicians
The companion app
doctors get data from.
Free app for anyone cutting back or abstaining from alcohol. Patients track every day. You get a dated PDF report on the cadence you choose — weekly, fortnightly, or monthly — with medication adherence, protein/salt/water/milk/carb intake, mood trend, sobriety streak and scanned blood tests. No install, no login for you.
Medication tracker with live alarms
Naltrexone, thiamine, acamprosate, disulfiram — the phone fires the reminder, so what's ticked is what was actually taken. Adherence % and per-day dose grid in every PDF.
Diet tracker — the four numbers you want
Protein (target 140g), salt (< 2g), water (1.5L ceiling), milk (100/250/500 ml presets), and carbs. Amber/red drift alerts before the next appointment, not after.
AI meal planner
Fridge photo → 3 high-protein low-salt recipes with prep time & cost. A gift for the malnourished discharged patient with £30 for the week.
Document scanner + patient number
Blood tests, discharge letters, hospital ID cards scanned once. The patient's ID is printed at the top of every PDF you receive.
One-tap 'Email my doctor' — your cadence
Weekly for post-detox. Fortnightly through stabilisation. Monthly for maintenance. Dated PDF lands in your inbox automatically.
Quick-read summary at the top
A 90-second plain-English paragraph so you know the whole picture before you sit down in front of the patient.
Outreach pack
Send this to your hospital.
A ready-to-paste email introducing Anchor Recovery to doctors, plus a printable QR code you can pin in outpatient clinics anywhere in the world.
Doctor outreach email
Personalise [Dr Surname] and [Your name], then send.
Includes: opening paragraphs, feature breakdown, 6 clinical objections pre-answered, quick-read PDF summary example, and P.S. inviting the doctor to tell you which additional data points they'd want.
Print + pin
A high-res QR for clinic waiting rooms.
Scans to anchor-recovery.org
Two minutes to see it.
Register a test account, log a meal, add a mock medication and export a PDF to yourself. You'll see the exact format your patients' reports arrive in.
Try it now — free