Pink Cloud

Pink Cloud: Your Global Sobriety Companion with Meeting Finder & Recovery Tools

Three months ago, wandering rainy streets fighting tremors, I almost surrendered to the old craving. That's when my sponsor showed me Pink Cloud. Opening it felt like someone finally handed me a flashlight in endless darkness – suddenly every AA meeting worldwide became visible. Now, I carry this lifeline daily.

Meeting Finder became my compass during business trips. Landing in Vienna last Tuesday, jetlagged and vulnerable, I filtered "Closed Step Study" meetings starting within the hour. When the map pinpointed a gathering just two blocks away, my shoulders dropped – that immediate relief still surprises me. Finding women-only groups in Dublin last month? Three taps.

Sobriety Tracker is where I confront progress. Every midnight, entering another clean day tightens my resolve. Seeing "1,092 days" yesterday, I traced the graph back to my rock-bottom date. That visceral spike on relapse days? Now a stark reminder when complacency whispers.

The Program Tools restructured my mornings. Customizing "Today" with "call sponsor" and "read Step 4" anchors me. When resentment flared toward my sister, logging it under Resentments revealed weekly patterns. By week three, I noticed triggers fading – like weights lifting off my chest.

Encrypted Journal holds my rawest moments. Typing during a 3AM craving last week, I confessed fears without shame. Knowing entries vanish if I delete the app? That security lets honesty flow. Yesterday I reread my first entry: shaky words from someone I barely recognize.

Wednesday dawns still dark at 5:45. Coffee steams as I scroll Prayer Lists. Serenity Prayer text glows – my thumb hovers over "Call Sponsor." One tap connects me to Joan's sleepy voice. Later, walking to my home group, Phone List shortcuts prevent hesitation when weakness strikes.

Thursday evenings, I track attendance streaks. That green checkmark beside "13 weeks consecutive" feeds quiet pride. Later, under lamplight, I inventory today's small victories: chose tea over wine, texted my Al-Anon friend. These rituals rebuild me brick by brick.

The beauty? Everything stays encrypted on my device. No cloud backups risking exposure. Yet I wish Rooms offered longer trial periods – losing virtual support after 30 days stung. And while Al-Anon coverage thrives stateside, I hope they expand globally like their NA listings. Still, watching my sobriety clock tick past milestones? Priceless.

Perfect for those craving structure without sacrificing anonymity. Whether you're white-knuckling day one or celebrating decades clean, this maps your path forward.