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Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting App

Connecting people in need with the recovery community.

Forum discussion summary of AA Meeting App/ 12-Step Meeting List and plug-in for websites.

The Meeting Guide App is designed to help anyone find AA meetings and recovery resources. Currently, more than 100,000 Twelve Step meetings are listed across 180 countries. Participants can search for meetings in their area or online. Information from over 400 AA service entities is synced to the app through integrations with area, district, intergroup/central, and international general service office websites. Users can find information about meetings in their area by searching for a location or Keyword.

The Meeting Guide and the 12-Step Meeting List Plug-in (TSML) are managed by Code for Recovery (C4R), a volunteer-based community dedicated to building quality open-source solutions that help the recovery community organize, meet, and recover from addiction.

If users experience issues with the Meeting Guide, support for the Meeting Guide app and the 12-Step Meeting List (TSML) WordPress plug-in is available via the Meeting Guide Support Site.

• To see The Meeting Guide and download the app, CLICK HERE

• To view GitHub discussions about TSML, CLICK HERE

Discussion about the Meeting Guide and the 12-Step Meeting List Plug-in occurs frequently in the forum. Members of the forum can find these discussions here: 

• Meeting Guide: CLICK HERE

• TSML: CLICK HERE

The discussion is varied, covering issues users experience, any app updates, and what users might experience from them, and troubleshooting tips based on questions from the community. 

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