Callaholic

Callaholic suggests three fellows to call each day, lets you log the outcome in one tap, and keeps a daily streak. All data stays on your phone.

Callaholic is an iPhone app for keeping up with the daily practice of calling fellows.

Each day the app suggests three people to call — one Newcomer (under 90 days sober), one Old Timer (15+ years), and one in between. From inside the app you can dial directly and log the outcome (completed, voicemail, no answer) in one tap. A counter on the Today screen tracks how many days in a row you've made a call.

Fellows are added from your iPhone contacts. Callaholic suggests matches based on markers you set. The default is "AA" in a contact's name, alongside the first-name-and-last-initial anonymity convention. You can add your own markers — a meeting name, an emoji, your own shorthand — and the scan will pick those up too.

The Today screen also has a Recently Met section, which surfaces fellows you've added in the last week as a reminder to reach out.

Sobriety dates are optional. They can be added when you tag a fellow, or filled in later from each fellow's detail screen. Anniversaries — 90 days and each yearly milestone — appear a few days ahead on the Today screen.

All data is stored on the device. There are no accounts, no servers, no analytics, no advertising, and no tracking. The app reads iPhone contacts but never modifies them and never uploads them anywhere. A daily reminder is optional and runs locally on your phone.

Callaholic is not affiliated with or endorsed by Alcoholics Anonymous.