Your data can be exported or deleted
You can download a copy of your recovery history, erase your private data, or delete your account from Account settings.
Private support for alcohol recovery.
Track alcohol-free progress, reflect when it helps, and build steadier routines with practical support close by.
ResetHive works on web, iOS, and Android. It provides self-help and community support. Detox, medical treatment, and crisis care remain separate.
Built for alcohol recovery
You can download a copy of your recovery history, erase your private data, or delete your account from Account settings.
Choose your start date, keep progress private, and add reflections or craving logs only when they help.
If you have been drinking heavily for a long time or think you may be physically dependent, stopping suddenly can be dangerous. Seek medical help to plan a safe recovery.
ResetHive does not assess withdrawal risk, manage detox, prescribe medication, or replace a qualified health professional.
If you are in immediate danger, severely unwell, or at risk of harming yourself, use local emergency services or crisis resources.
How ResetHive supports daily recovery and where medical support belongs.
It combines a private alcohol-free counter, optional reflections, craving logs, SOS tools, recovery articles, and the Hive in one free app.
No. ResetHive does not manage detox or assess withdrawal risk. If you have been drinking heavily for a long time or may be physically dependent, seek medical help before stopping suddenly.
No. Daily reflections are optional. Your alcohol-free counter keeps moving whether or not you check in.
No. You can use private progress, reflections, craving tools, and articles without posting. If you participate, the Hive uses a separate public identity.
Yes. The alcohol-free counter, optional reflections, craving tools, articles, the Hive, and end-to-end encryption are included at no cost. ResetHive has no ads, subscriptions, premium tiers, in-app purchases, or hidden fees.
No. ResetHive can support structure, reflection, learning, and community, but it is not medical treatment, therapy, detox, or crisis care.