Apps Like RR: Eating Disorder Management for iPhone and iPad
Track progress and record meals
Track progress with daily logs and mood assessments. Set recovery goals and receive reminders. Share updates with healthcare providers. Access resources and celebrate milestones with customizable rewards.
by Recovery Record, Inc★ 4.911,694 ratingsMedicalFreeData updated 2026-09-08
The app provides eating disorder treatment professionals with patient data and tools for intervention. It links the clinician app with the patient's self-monitoring app for a complete clinical picture and data-driven decisions.
Evaluate risk using a 26-question screening . Answer questions about attitudes, feelings, and behaviors related to . Receive results indicating potential risk for Anorexia nervosa, Bulimia nervosa, Binge , or ED-NOS.
Track mood, symptoms, and treatments with daily entries. Add custom symptoms and treatments. View progress through visual summaries. Generate printable reports for sharing with healthcare providers. Note observations and monitor overall well-being.
Offers real-time support for managing binge , restriction, and obsessive food thoughts. Users can access an AI-powered coach 24/7, use guided tools to cope with urges, and track mood and triggers.
Access virtual through secure video visits and messaging with a Team. Receive FDA-approved medications like Suboxone. Get support from clinicians and peers for substance use disorder treatment.
Track mood, set daily goals, and complete guided exercises. Access cognitive behavioral techniques and mindfulness practices. Log symptoms and progress. Set reminders for self-care routines. Share updates with a therapist or network.
Access through peer-moderated forums and virtual meetings. View coping resources and track progress. Receive encouragement and engage with others in . Set personal health goals and access materials.
Watch short instructional videos about treatment stages. Track progress with guided exercises and reminders. Receive updates from care teams. Set and monitor recovery goals. Access educational resources and progress reports.
Access medical appointments for opioid or alcohol recovery. Use prescribed medications like Suboxone or naltrexone. Track progress and receive support through structured recovery programs. Manage symptoms and set recovery goals remotely.
Track meals, set goals, connect with professionals
Track meals, activities, sleep, and hunger with cognitive-behavioral tools. Log food intake and set goals for dietary changes. Receive feedback from dietitians and doctors. Monitor temptations and manage eating patterns.