Twenty-Four Hours a Day
authentic ratingA digital edition of the Hazelden classic "Twenty-Four Hours a Day" with daily meditations for people in AA-style programs. This is a specialized tool, not a universal sobriety tracker. The audience it fits values it very highly.
62real score
4.9store star
28,381ratings
About the rating
Store avg 4.93, text avg 4.83, 93% five-star reviews. Exceptional consistency. The high rating is earned: the product does one thing and does it well. Criticism is systematic and on point around religious content.
Strengths
What users love
- A daily morning reading ritual with the ability to send the text to a sponsor or friend directly from the app. Built-in accountability without a social network.
Weak spots
What users hate
- The religious tone (Christian references to God) puts off atheists and agnostics who also participate in AA programs through an alternative understanding of a higher power.
Who it is for
AA and similar 12-step program members, especially those already familiar with the book in print.
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