Stimulant recovery AI
FDA-trackable SaaMD

AI relapse monitoring for stimulant recovery
that catches the dark-hour window.

Embertide watches stimulant-recovery cohorts daily and routes the rising signal into a human cascade the moment the binge–crash cycle becomes visible — while sleep, mood, and isolation are still recoverable, not after the crisis call lands.

Also for alcohol recovery → embertide.com/alcohol-recovery

Also for meth recovery → embertide.com/meth-recovery

Also for benzodiazepine recovery → embertide.com/benzodiazepine-recovery

Continuous daily stimulant check-ins + peer-chat signal fusionRising-trajectory cascade to peer, clinical, and 988
How it works

Three steps. The dark-hour is watched.

Stimulant recovery breaks in narrow windows, not in slow build-ups — and the binge–crash cycle is the window Embertide watches for you. Every check-in ends with a watched signal. Every rising trajectory becomes a routed human.

  1. 01

    Daily stimulant-use check-in

    A 90-second prompt covers craving intensity, hours-since-last-use, sleep, and recent peer-chat tone. Voice and SMS channels keep check-ins daily even on the app-unreachable nights when stimulants isolate hardest — no member drops off the watch because the phone was unreachable during the dark hour.

  2. 02

    AI relapse-risk score

    A model trained on stimulant, opioid, and alcohol populations fuses check-ins, peer-chat tone, missed-touch patterns, and the binge–crash cycle into an explainable 0–100 risk surface. Trajectories matter more than spikes — a rising score over 72 hours is exactly the early window hotline triage cannot see.

  3. 03

    Instant human routing

    When the score climbs, the platform cascades to peer sponsor, then sponsor group, then telehealth counselor — ranked by relationship and time-to-reach. The escalation reaches a human while the dark hour is still recoverable. 988 stays folded into the cascade as the safety net, not the first responder.

A member on the watch
Three nights into a binge run, the platform called my sponsor before I had the chance to disappear further. By the time I picked up the phone, she already had my last week of check-ins and the shift in peer-chat tone. It did not feel like surveillance — it felt like someone had stayed awake for me when I could not stay awake for myself.

— Marcus T., 14 months in recovery · methamphetamine use disorder

Illustrative member voice. Real clinical framing: the dark hour is the binge–crash window, not the crisis call after it.

Start a pilot

Continuous stimulant-recovery monitoring, scoped against your hardest cohort.

Send your stimulant-use cohort size, the methamphetamine / cocaine risk mix, and the geography you operate in. We'll scope a 90-day pilot against the dark-hour window hotline triage is currently missing — and bring back a clinical-oversight plan within two weeks.

For treatment centers: see how Embertide deploys → embertide.com/for-treatment-centers

What to send

  • · Stimulant-use cohort size and risk mix
  • · Geography + jurisdiction (FDA SaaMD pathway)
  • · Existing sponsor / telehealth partners
  • · 90-day success metric you care about