Immediate danger
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911 or your local emergency number now.
Get help with Reprieve or Homebase, account deletion, privacy questions, or community safety. Reprieve is not an emergency or crisis service.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911 or your local emergency number now.
In the United States, call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, available 24 hours a day.
Visit 988 LifelineSAMHSA's National Helpline offers free, confidential treatment referral and information at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
View SAMHSA helplinesFor sign-in, account, invitation, payment-display, or general app support, email [email protected].
Email supportReprieve and Homebase include account deletion options in Settings. If you cannot access the app, email support for help.
Review deletion detailsUse the in-app reporting tools when available. For follow-up about a community report, email [email protected].
Contact community safetyOpen Settings in the app and choose the account deletion option. Reprieve removes the profile and associated app data described in the privacy policy. Homebase may retain limited payment, security, legal, or organization-controlled records where required.
Check spam or promotions folders and confirm the email address was entered correctly. If the message is still missing, wait a moment and resubmit once; repeated rapid submissions are limited for security.
No. Your private diary, daily recovery check-ins and tracker history, and sobriety start date are encrypted and stored only on your device. Reprieve does not send them to Homebase, a recovery residence, staff, or other users. Information you intentionally submit through a separate feature—such as a post, message, or organization check-in—follows that feature's visibility rules.
Forum posts appear under the username you choose, and Reprieve does not display your legal name or email on the post. A username, optional profile image, or details you share may still identify you, so avoid posting information you want to keep private.
Reprieve includes search tools for AA, NA, Celebrate Recovery, Recovery Dharma, and SMART Recovery meetings. Events and Meetups is a separate community room where members can discuss local activities; it is not a dedicated event directory. Meeting details can change, so confirm important information with the meeting organizer before traveling.
With your device permission, location is used only when you initiate a supported meeting or curfew check-in. The saved check-in record can include the result, method, date and time, related meeting or house, and review status, but it does not retain your device's exact latitude or longitude.
Private Recovery Data has no Reprieve cloud backup. Clearing app storage, deleting the app, losing or replacing the device, removing the device security key, or certain device failures may permanently erase it, and Reprieve cannot restore it.
Homebase is the companion platform for authorized recovery-residence owners and staff. If you accept an organization invitation, housing, check-in, rent, and related administrative records may be available to authorized staff according to their role and assigned-house scope. Private-message content is limited to the participants in that thread.
If your connected recovery residence enables electronic payments, Reprieve may let you review the amount and authorize a supported payment method. The organization controls rent and organization-imposed housing charges. Reprieve does not add a resident-facing payment-processing surcharge based on the payment method you select. Reprieve does not store full card or bank-account numbers.
No. Reprieve provides recovery tools and resource information. It does not replace medical care, therapy, emergency services, legal advice, or accounting advice.