A calm, guided home for Step 10 and Step 4 inventories—designed to help you notice patterns, practice principles, and move forward one day at a time.
There is progress here—and room to grow.
Guided prompts give your reflection structure without telling you what to feel or what to write.
Reflect on 39 daily questions across 24 principles, answer follow-ups separately, and choose your next helpful action.
Build a detailed workbook over time. Return to edit it, mark the writing complete, or begin a separate workbook when useful. Review the work with your sponsor.
Explore patterns, related behaviors, and principles for personal reflection using Recovery Inventory’s original guides and suggested actions.
The prompts, six workbook sections, and 24 principles are Recovery Inventory’s own reflection framework. Use these tools alongside meetings, sponsorship, and your fellowship’s literature and guidance.
Hiding, changing, or avoiding the truth.
Examples of how this pattern may appear in behavior.
A practical route toward a different response.
Member analytics brings your saved Step 10 answers and writing together. Choose a day, week, month, year, or custom range; every summary follows those dates.
Choose Last 30 days or any date range. Green and orange principle bars show recorded strengths and recurring concerns. A pattern map shows how answers repeat across days; select a square to see that principle’s answers alongside whole-inventory totals for the same dates. On phones, dates wrap into a grid under each principle, with no sideways scrolling. Purple squares are saved answers marked Didn’t come up today; dotted white squares mean no saved inventory. Preview a one-page pattern summary with the 24 journal principles and a timeline; print it, download a PDF or PNG, or share it.
Open a principle to review its main question, independent follow-ups, dated answers, and notes. Follow selected principles in weekly or monthly trends.
Use the marked-day calendar to inspect daily counts and reopen an inventory. Days without an entry are never treated as negative answers.
Filter and search your saved reflections about gratitude, relationships, amends, concerns, and next actions. Original writing stays in its original language.
Build a focused sponsor report with selected principles and individual notes. Preview it, copy it, or print a PDF. No notes are selected automatically.
Practiced percentages count only Practiced and Needs attention answers. This is a description of your answers, not a recovery grade.
| Principle | Previous period | Selected period |
|---|---|---|
| Patience | 3/5 · 60% | 4/5 · 80% |
| Acceptance | 2/5 · 40% | 3/5 · 60% |
| Honesty | 4/5 · 80% | 4/5 · 80% |
4/5 means four Practiced answers out of five Practiced or Needs attention answers. Follow-ups have separate answers. Older inventories keep their original question set.
Explore sample member analyticsStay anonymous with a private username and password, and save the recovery code you receive. Or choose verified email access.
Use Step 10 nightly or open Step 4 whenever you are ready.
Keep it private, or prepare a summary for your sponsor.
No public profile. Email is optional. Your inventories are stored privately and are not shared unless you decide to share them.
Your entries are for you until you choose otherwise.
Daily Step 10, reusable Step 4 workbooks, the learning center, your ongoing history, and every sharing option are included. No confusing plans or upgrades.
The subscription pays for Recovery Inventory’s digital tools. It is separate from membership in any recovery fellowship.
Renews annually until canceled.
Choose my account typeSecure payment · Cancel anytimeThe 39 questions explore 24 recovery principles through everyday behavior. Each question shows its principle and has its own Practiced, Needs attention, or Didn’t come up today answer, including follow-ups. Charts, sharing, and PDF exports include these separate answers.
Yes. An anonymous account uses a private alias, username, and password without asking for your real name or email. You will also receive a recovery code and must copy or download it as a separate backup key. Email members can add username-and-password access later without losing progress.
You can still sign in with your username and password, but the recovery code is your independent backup access. Copy or download it when the anonymous account is created and keep it private. You may also add verified email access later without losing progress.
No. Email is added to the same account. Your Step 10 and Step 4 inventories, analytics, website subscription, and billing connection remain in place.
No. Our workbook for Step 4 reflection can be developed over time, saved, revisited, and edited. Marking the writing complete records the workbook’s status; review the work with your sponsor and follow your fellowship’s guidance.
Yes. Open Subscription inside your account and choose Manage or cancel. Your access continues through the period you already paid for.
Yes. Share or copy the selected day's complete Step 10 inventory with a chart and analytics for Today, that day, a calendar week, month, year, or custom date range. Print a full journal with a chart, a sponsor summary, or just the chart as a PDF for the chosen dates. Review it with your sponsor or someone with time in recovery. Sharing is always your choice.