Sober Sidekick: Quit Drinking Reviews

I am a recovered Alcoholic and every app I tried didn’t work out until I came to this one it help so much and easy to help other addicts and alcoholics with me I love to reach out and show I care and SoberSidekick help. I lost a close friend from addiction and am here all the way my heart and mind is so deep that I would bend over heel for my brothers and sister in recovery to show that 12 steps programs and recovery does work I love our sober community you guys rocks thanks you for making SoberSidekick look forward to supporting all who has recovery minded like mine love you all brothers and sisters you worth it and you are the keystone to the feature generations to come let survive all our fallen brothers and sisters help them hand to hand we can do this positive force come in many ways in many differences ways as well ❤️

SoberSidekick is beautiful in every way imaginable. In theory and execution because it’s so simple, easy to use, and is an excellent way to connect members of our society. For those who have trouble reaching out - this is the easiest and most effective way to change that for the better.
The concept of giving and receiving support makes a world of a difference on those not so easy days we all have in recovery. It makes being of service an accomplishable goal just giving 5 mins of your day can change someone’s outlook for the better. So very blessed to have a member recommend SoberSidekick. Will be sure to recommend it to others. Thanks! Much appreciated 🙏

Honestly, I have to say wow the users are great and I love getting the alerts and responding. When I can figure out how to do so, the UI in SoberSidekick is one of the worst I’ve ever seen it’s a difficult to navigate there’s not a lot of explanation and most of the time I just get frustrated and stop interacting so the poor user interface is affecting the ability for the members to communicate and share and help and comment. I would recommend the developer take a look at the interface and maybe just build it from scratch. As an app developer of myself I would never ever leased a product with this kind of user interface it’s overly complex difficult to navigate and create user frustration, which means users won’t use it and some of these people including me really need that kind of support. So I think the developer should take a hard look and do something to make it right. But that’s just one guys opinion.

Know ur a busy guy sidekick Pete. But i did give u my whole drug history. Waiting for a response but so far this as helped me so much Day by day I feel like I’m not alone and I finally have a good support system and you have no idea how good that makes me feel because I live alone right now I have no family in town yeah I’m gonna show my brother this because he went through the same exact addictions that I went through so I think you can really take it vantage of SoberSidekick so you guys just keep improving it and just just love all the people in there it’s good things to say so love SoberSidekick and I’ll give it 10 stars of if I could all right thanks bye

In this world where authenticity is hard to find and everything seems to lead to the bottom line….give me your money, this site is a lifesaver for those who need support while recovering from addiction, whatever form that takes. Some of the posts are heart wrenching, some are hopeful and encouraging. They all reflect the journey we all take to cope with life in general and how we all need help to carry on. I am thankful to the folk who run it and the folk who share their stories. If you are struggling with an addiction, this is the place to go, just to know you are not alone.

Basically what I wanted was something to keep track of my sober time. Lo and behold, I open SoberSidekick up today and suddenly I’ve randomly just got 35 hours. You had just one job….

I’ll give it an extra star for soliciting random encouragement from others. It’s trying to create “community.” And I like the idea of trying to match you up with therapy (although that part of the system is very clunky; I never did figure out how to work it)

But so much of it is of the “Here, have a random platitude” school of recovery. I like the thought behind the whole “You have to comment on someone else’s post before you can make one of your own” idea, but the reality is that this rapidly becomes a bunch of insincere “Yeah! Good jorb!” or “Don’t give up!” comments that don’t carry a lot of weight.

And that opens up a whole other can of worms about whether a recovery app really ought to be feeding a bunch of addicts little dopamine hits like Facebook does.

In short, it’s kind of a metaphor for the internet as a whole: it’s well-intentioned, buggy, the opposite of thoughtful, and runs on destructive psychology. As such it highlights one of the truisms of our time: there ain’t no substitute for the real world.

Love SoberSidekick. Every time I go on I can always relate to someone on here. And hearing stories from people struggling harder than me ,at the moment, just makes me want to reach out and give them as much advice as I can. Everyone’s experience is different but you can always learn something from the people on here that have gone through the same situations. I highly recommend SoberSidekick to all addicts not just the ones who are struggling but the ones who have been there and can point them in the right direction.

Not what I thought it would be...a way to stay in connection with other alcoholics while we are more isolated. There is a limited interface. Limited interactions. I’m not sure what I’m paying for...each time I’ve tried to post, I can’t unless I write to someone else first. There are other social programs where sober friends can be found and connected to more easily. Seems like the majority of users are in very early recovery. Experience, strength, and hope is limited. I couldn’t get sober, or stay sober, with just SoberSidekick...I need meetings, a sponsor, a community, and to work a program of recovery. Don’t use SoberSidekick instead of those things. Maybe in time this will grow into a more robust app and community. I wouldn’t get sober here.

I just started using SoberSidekick, but already I can tell that it might help me with my recovery. It’s a great place to go for support anytime no matter where you are. The creator is very motivational and encouraging to all of his users. His constant reminder that we are all in this together, will make big differences in a lot of lives. Recovery can’t happen without support from piers and people going through the same thing you are. SoberSidekick is full of people ready to reach out and be that much needed shoulder to lean on during a difficult time. No judgment found here. Give it a try.

SoberSidekick is way more than I could ever wish for! Only 24 hours sober, but SoberSidekick and caring people and owner, it feels like their right here with me. No scams or fakes on here! Love how it’s monitered. I knew this addiction of my alcohol would be impossible to beat..but after one day of talking to the owner of SoberSidekick and support help and all the responses I’ve gotten with people in the same boat as me, maybe I can just kick this! Sober Sidekick, from my heart, thank you so much! You may have actually saved my life and marriage!

One moment at a time they stay sober and help you/ me. Many tips on how to take life sobèr & Be happy, joyous & free. People ask me “ Sobriety Date “ or “How long have you Got?” Etc.? My answer: “ I awoke & got out of 🛌 at 4:30 am. What time is it?” I am sober One day at a time. I'm alcoholic, so just today is what I have. Today I'm sober. Every day alive without obsessing on THAT SXxx I'm waking up. It feels good. Meetings are the Most entertainment I have without Undressing. SoberSidekick is Great! Connect Honestly & you don't have to spend CASH for GAS.
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I am surrounded by people who love me but I still feel alone sometimes. It always seems easier to hide my problem or to put it off and say I’ll just deal with it tomorrow, just one more day and then I’ll get healthy. I’m tired of going through this cycle and I know it hurts those who love me and my health and I believe SoberSidekick can help me. I’ve just barely started using it but I believe it can help me deal with the facts and find ways of coping and hopefully help others along the way.

Not everyone understands addiction unless it’s something they deal with. I’ve found myself at crossroads often throughout my drinking years. I am almost 41 years old. This is a new year & I am committed to making choices that serve me. I am grateful for SoberSidekick its a safe place for myself & everyone involved to be authentic yet not judged. I appreciate the support SoberSidekick offers! Wishing you all success on your journey of recovery! You got this & you’re not alone! AND you’re worthy! Forgive yourself & keep it moving! Xoxo A. SiJohn

I recently began the journey to sobriety. SoberSidekick has shown so much support and inspiring stories as soon as I posted. This community has been honest and uplifting towards its members and I look forward to giving support and receiving it in kind. One note I would say is we should be able to delete responses if they are toxic. Someone said “who cares” to my post. Albeit they spelled it incorrectly it was opposite of why I or anyone else is here for. Thank you for creating such an environment for everyone looking to become stronger.

So far I love SoberSidekick. It’s been helpful in looking outside of myself to seek support, I just have a few app suggestions. I think it would be a lot smoother if you were able to access your own profile and settings, as well as some features to better access some likeminded groups of people with similar hobbies and such. It would be great to make some friends in other aspects of my life to distract from the desire to drink

I am sober starting day 3. To have a community to share and encourage each other in real time is great. To see what day in your sobriety each person has is encouraging also. They daily inspiration from Chris and the outreach from Brian I appreciate. I also like the fact you choice… I’m not ready to share my feelings or experiences yet but thankful and getting stronger as I read and relate to the community. Keep up the great work . God Bless you!

I can’t say enough how much this site has made my sobriety worth fighting for even more. The encouragement from complete strangers is amazing and comforting. When you realize that your not alone or a loser and there are others just like you fighting the good fight, it helps so very much. I’m so grateful that this site was created and it’s an absolute must for me to have this safe place in my bag of tools. Thank you so much for creating this platform.

This is honestly the best app, the other day I had a mental break down and cried to my aunt about how I wanted to use again, coming across SoberSidekick has helped me in so many ways, it’s beautiful how you hear people’s stories and how they work through it, the support is amazing. The live chats are amazing as well! SoberSidekick has definitely got me sending it to my friends that are going through this!! I appreciate this community so much!!! Very HAPPY with it!!!!

SoberSidekick is actually pretty great. It’s encouraging as you are required to interact with others and comment on other people’s posts before you can post yourself (which at first was annoying, but I get it the point behind it and I think it’s good).... but it’s one flaw that I just can’t get behind is that you’re also required to post a pic of some kind with your post and that has led me to not use SoberSidekick as much, honestly. But it is impressive bat how fast the “community” is growing.

I’ve been struggling with addiction and addictive behavior for over 10 years. I’ve felt more support in the first day using SoberSidekick from the community than I have ever. Part of my problem was accountability and being able to have others who relate to my experience. This is a great app especially during covid times where it’s harder to make connections due to having to be indoors

I haven’t been on SoberSidekick very long and 3 days sober doesn’t seem like a long time but I don’t think I would have made through day 1 without finding this incredible community. Chris has designed a very user friendly (non marketing) environment where like minded people who are going through similar experiences and struggles can share their journey. I’m great full for SoberSidekick and highly recommend it to anyone who is on the path to sobriety.

Support...and I found it here , day 1 , w many supporters sending messages, equal to a lot of sponsors at one time! I found 24/7 help by just open SoberSidekick as needed. I’m experiencing loss of sleep/ meaning restarting a new clean sleep habit... n as I found myself awake .. I found someone had reached out 3mins prior for support.... n I was able to try say some kind words in return and it felt great... I planned to embrace this w my ❤️ !

SoberSidekick is the best thing I’ve found so far. I feel I can lean in and know someone has my back. Responses have been very right now and on point. There are so many interactive pieces to help with mindset, accountability, and support. I love the fact that I don’t have to leave my house for meeting….because of zoom meeting. So get connected to this village of help and support today.