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Tell me what's going on, or ask directly for scripture, a small group, an accountability partner, a sermon, or a counselor near you.
A quick look at your check-in history — see Insights for the full picture.
Tell me what's going on, or ask directly for scripture, a small group, an accountability partner, a sermon, or a counselor near you.
Log what happened, good or hard — this builds the pattern data behind the Insights tab (and, eventually, personalized pattern recognition). It stays on this device.
A visual look at what you've logged in Check-In. This is also the groundwork for a future feature that learns your personal patterns — all of it stays on this device unless you export it.
On-device tracking (see the Privacy tab) — everything below is read straight from what's actually been collected on this device, so it doubles as confirmation that tracking is working.
Reclaim can quietly notice patterns around your own recovery while you browse, entirely on this device, through the optional browser extension below. Nothing is ever sent anywhere. Reclaim works without it.
Reclaim can quietly notice patterns around your own recovery — which apps you use, roughly where you are, whether an app session runs long — entirely on this device. Nothing below is ever sent anywhere; see PURPOSE.md in the repo for the full privacy design. Grant only what you're comfortable with — Reclaim works with any combination, including none of it.
Install the Reclaim browser extension to let the web version notice risky browsing patterns and check in with you — the same idea as the Android app, for your computer. Everything stays inside this browser. Nothing is sent anywhere, and the extension makes no network requests at all.
Download the browser extensionFor now it's installed by hand (Chrome or Edge on a computer): 1. Unzip the download. 2. Open chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode. 3. Choose Load unpacked and pick the unzipped folder (the one containing manifest.json). 4. Reload this page. Keep that folder — the browser reads the extension from it.
When this is on, the extension notes which site you're on and for how long (never the page address beyond the site name), and checks page text for a short list of words — keeping only which word matched, never the text. It never reads webmail, banking, health or messaging pages. Notifications are always generic; the detail only shows here, once Reclaim is open.
Just being on these (and staying a while) counts toward a check-in. Like the app list on Android.
Your own opt-outs, on top of the built-in ones (email, messaging, banking, health). You can also do this from the extension's icon on any page.
Roughly every 15 minutes, while your phone is unlocked and in use, Reclaim records one small local snapshot from whichever permissions above you've granted — never while your phone is asleep or locked.
Only apps on this list have their on-screen text read and checked for keywords, and only once you've granted Accessibility above. Every other app you open is noticed by name only — never its content. Add or remove apps any time.
No apps added yet.
Not set up yet — accountability partner, tempting times, and how often you want to hear from Reclaim.
From your thumbs up and down on resources in Chat, Reclaim learns which kinds of resources and themes help you, so it can suggest more of what works. This stays on this device. Recent ratings count most and older ones slowly fade. Your accountability partner is never affected.
Nothing yet. Rate resources in Chat with the thumbs buttons (with Reclaim's AI turned on).
For checking that background features actually work while we're building them, without waiting on real conditions or the ~15-minute schedule.