Census and beds
Keep a live picture of the house. Beds can be occupied, open, or out of service, so the count matches the building.
Recovery residences
For sober living homes.
Built for the day-to-day of a recovery residence: who is in a bed, who is out on a pass, what got done, and what was paid. Sober living is the clearest current offer. There is no fee per staff member.
Sober living preview
See Dorian in action.
Beds, resident phone portal and nightly roll call, chores, passes, house meetings, drug tests, and rent recorded as a receipt. There is no fee per staff member.
Each bed, not just a count.
The bed board shows who is in the room and which beds are open. Liberty House is one of the fictional houses. There is no fee per staff member.
Phone portal & nightly roll call.
Residents sign out and back in from a phone browser with tonight’s house curfew filled in automatically, and staff mark every occupied bed on one nightly bed check screen.
The day’s chore board.
Staff see who has the bathroom, the kitchen, and trash, and whether the week is done. This is the chore board, not a note on the chart.
Passes, separate from sign-out.
A weekend or overnight pass has dates, a destination, and a status. The same screen also keeps the sign-out board. This picture is the pass list.
House meetings, with who was there.
This view is the house meeting and the attendance on it. Outside meetings, such as AA, NA, or SMART, are the next tab on that same screen.
Drug tests on the same stay.
Testing sits on the same record as the bed. Staff see what is due and record a result.
Rent recorded as a receipt.
Staff bill rent and record cash with a numbered receipt. This view shows fictional balances. It is not card processing, and it does not send payment reminders.
Screens shown use fictional demo data.
Chores and passes
Assign chores and track passes away from the house. Both sit with the resident, not in a separate spreadsheet.
Rent, cash receipts, and a journal export
Bill rent and record cash with a numbered receipt. For the accountant, export a journal CSV (date, account, debit, credit, memo). That file is not a full replacement for QuickBooks, and it is not an IIF file.
Court and probation email drafts
The app can draft an email for a court or probation officer. A staff member reviews the draft before it is sent. It does not go out on its own.
Intake, testing, medications, incidents
Intake and consents, drug testing, medications including MAT, and incidents are on the same record as the bed.
A phone portal for residents
Residents open the portal in a phone browser, on iPhone or Android, and can add it to the home screen. It is not a separate app-store download. They can see their house, bed, phase, curfew, sobriety count, and announcements; mark a chore done; request or cancel a pass; log an outside meeting for staff to review; see their balance, rate, and receipt numbers; read agreements they signed and consents on file; file a grievance, including anonymously; and change their password or turn on an authenticator code.
After someone leaves
After discharge, checkpoints are scheduled at 30, 60, and 90 days, and at 6 and 12 months. They stay held, and no follow-up message is sent, unless a signed follow-up consent is still in effect. With that consent, a due checkpoint is handed to the configured notification provider. The local default is the outbox, which does not send live email or SMS. An alumni portal check-in saves the answers in the app. Asking staff for contact creates a task and does not send email or SMS. Follow-up is not the price.
Configuration, onboarding, and custom development
Included configuration is already in Settings: organization name, curfews, meeting and testing targets, fees, and house rules. Optional onboarding assistance is listed at $249. It is help using those settings, it is not required, and this website does not charge it. Custom development is a separate scoped build for that customer. It is not included configuration, and it is not a self-serve form builder.