Tenth Step 1.9

The Tenth Step Inventory app is a tool developed by members to streamline the daily inventory process integral to recovery journeys. By prompting users to reflect on ten straightforward yes or no questions at the end of each day, the app facilitates a structured approach to self-assessment. Responses are conveniently stored and organized by date, allowing users to track their progress over time. An additional feature enables users to monitor their alignment with the principles of the 12th Step based on daily responses.

With over 1,000 downloads each month from AAs around the globe, including regions such as North America, Europe, Australia, China, and Latin America, the app demonstrates widespread use among individuals in recovery. It’s noteworthy that this resource is offered at no cost.

• Was I resentful?
• Was I dishonest?
• Did I promptly admit when I was wrong today?
• Do I owe an apology?
• Did I do or say something today out of fear?
• Have I kept something to myself which should be discussed with another person at once?
• Did I think today of what I could do for others?
• Was I kind and loving towards all?
• Did I reach out to someone in recovery today to see how they were doing?
• Did I take the time to connect with my higher power through prayer or meditation today?

The app includes text boxes for users to add comments, explanations, or insights about their reflections. For privacy, an optional four-digit passcode is available to safeguard personal inventory entries from unauthorized access.

This app was designed and funded by sober members in recovery, ensuring that it remains accessible and free for all users. It operates independently of Alcoholics Anonymous, having been created by members for the benefit of their peers. The developers hope it serves as a valuable resource in your recovery journey.