
Life after treatment
Going back to daily life, with responsibilities and sobriety to balance at once, can be hard.
Why we exist

Going back to daily life, with responsibilities and sobriety to balance at once, can be hard.

Relapse rates for people leaving treatment range from 40 to 60 percent in the first year.

The accountability and support you need to stay on track, from people who have been there.
What we believe
We help people build habits that last and stay accountable long after treatment ends.
Recovery does better in community. We bring peers, families, and providers into one supportive network.
Goal-driven coaching and monitoring build personal responsibility, rebuild trust, and help prevent relapse.
How it shows up
We go beyond traditional recovery tools with personalized peer support, verified toxicology testing, and real-time data sharing, all on one platform.
Every coach is a certified peer recovery specialist who is in recovery themselves. You see the same person every week, test at home, and decide who else is in the loop.
Does it work?
Ninety-eight out of a hundred members surveyed in 2026 said they would recommend Accountable to someone they love (592 surveyed). The research on peer recovery support, with sources, is in the guide on whether virtual recovery support works.
"They do what they say they're going to do, even when I resented them for it at times. They've been instrumental in coordinating care, giving my family peace of mind, and most importantly, holding me accountable."
Olivia M., member
"The daily check-ins and encouragement from the team have kept me motivated and focused on my goals. I don't feel alone in this process anymore."
Samantha L., member
"My peer coach, Dani, is wonderful and very supportive. She really understands where I'm coming from and my struggles from day to day. I will continue with the groups and my progress thanks to this program."
Rebecca A., member
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