e-Pocket Meeting brings the formats, readings, timers, and topics you rely on to run a solid recovery meeting — organized, offline-ready, and always with you. No more shuffling papers or borrowed books.
App preview & cover art by Akemi Rogers — coming soon
Built by someone who has chaired plenty of meetings and knows exactly what gets fumbled at 7:58pm.
Standard openings, readings, and closings, organized so you're never flipping through a dog-eared book mid-meeting.
Keep shares on track with a quiet, reliable timer — works even on iPhones with a gentle chime instead of vibration.
Stuck for a topic? Pull one at random from a built-in list, or browse ideas for meeting topics on the spot.
It's a Progressive Web App — install it once, and it works in basements and church halls with zero signal.
No book to remember, no printouts to lose. It's on the phone that's already in your hand.
Your data stays on your device. Nothing about your recovery is uploaded, tracked, or shared.
Chairs, secretaries, GSRs, and Central Office and Alano Club volunteers do a lot of quiet, unpaid work to keep a meeting steady. e-Pocket Meeting is meant to make that job a little easier — not to replace anything, just to organize what you already do.
New or nervous chairs can run a meeting confidently without memorizing the whole script.
One phone, one format, wherever the meeting happens to be that week.
Print editions are available for Central Offices, Alano Clubs, and recovery-focused retailers who want copies on hand.
Beta testers get a direct line to Ray, the author — this is still early, and your input will shape what gets built next.
Same content, adapted to how you like to read and use it.
The full interactive experience — timer, topic picker, and offline access. Currently in beta.
The complete guide as a Kindle book, for reading and reference on any device.
A pocket-sized print-on-demand edition, shipped straight from Amazon.
Batch-printed copies for Central Offices, Alano Clubs, and retailers. Inquire below.
e-Pocket Meeting is in active testing. We're looking for meeting leaders, chairs, secretaries, and members who'll actually use it at a real meeting and tell us what breaks.