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For participants

Support that stays with you.

Stay connected with your peer support specialist, make room for everyday progress, and find tools that fit your journey.

Your program can help you get started and explain which tools are available to you.

A peer recovery specialist listening closely during a candid conversation in a community recovery center.
More room for the human part.

Connection, in the everyday moments.

Identity-protected community

Join a moderated space using your Community name while your legal identity stays hidden from other members. Share wins, ask questions, and support each other without judgment.

Private messaging with your peer

Stay connected with your peer support specialist between sessions. Check in, ask questions, and get encouragement when you need it.

Reset Arcade

When a craving hits or things feel overwhelming, play quick games designed to redirect your focus and ride it out.

Track your recovery journey

Sobriety clock, mood check-ins, and personal goals that show you how far you have come. Your progress, visible and real.

Coping tools when you need them

Breathing exercises, grounding techniques, and recovery resources available any time, day or night.

Video sessions from anywhere

Meet with your peer support specialist over video. No commute, no waiting rooms. Just show up when it works for you.

LET’S START WITH YOUR PROGRAM

Building a program around people?

See how participant connection can fit into the way your organization delivers peer support.

Your team. Your questions. A real conversation.

  • Walk through the workflows that matter to you
  • Explore how your program could be configured
  • Talk through implementation and next steps

20 minutes. Focused on your program.

Your Safety Comes First

Smores Health is a supportive space, not a substitute for emergency services. If you are in immediate danger, call 911 or contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (available 24/7). Your privacy is protected. Profiles are designed to be pseudonymous, and you can report concerns at any time.