Recovery is a daily practice. It should have daily support.

BetterStep exists because the hardest part of recovery is not the decision to change. It is the ordinary Tuesday six weeks later, with no appointment on the calendar.

Treatment happens weekly. Recovery happens daily.

1
hour with a clinician
167
hours of craving pressure

An hour with a counselor is the smallest part of a person's week. The other hundred and sixty-seven hours are where recovery is actually won or lost, and almost nothing supports them.

Clinicians are asked to work from memory. By the time a slip is discussed in session, it is days old and reconstructed. The sleep, the cravings, and the missed mornings that preceded it were never recorded anywhere.

BetterStep closes that gap with one short ritual, shared by both sides: a guided routine built from validated assessments, short enough to repeat every morning, that produces the exact record a clinician needs without asking anyone to fill in a form twice.

The BetterStep clinician dashboard
The BetterStep app home screen

Leadership Team

We imagine a world where recovery is continuous, personalized, and accessible to everyone.

Lasha Mirzelashvili
Lasha Mirzelashvili
Research Principal
Giorgi Tsereteli
Giorgi Tsereteli
Chief Technology Officer
Nikoloz Omanidze
Nikoloz Omanidze
Mobile Developer
Luka Kharitonashvili
Luka Kharitonashvili
QA Engineer
Nick Tkeshelashvili
Nick Tkeshelashvili
Chief Sales Officer
Erekle Gvelesiani
Erekle Gvelesiani
Head of Clinical Partnerships
David Kharitonashvili
David Kharitonashvili
Chief Executive Officer

The rules we hold ourselves to.

Dignity before engagement

No shame mechanics, no guilt notifications, and no streak that punishes a bad week.

Evidence before opinion

Every exercise has to point to a protocol. When something is our own idea, we say so.

The person owns the data

A clinic sees a member only because that member consented, and consent can be withdrawn without losing the app.

Design for the worst morning

The measure of the product is whether someone can still finish it on the morning after a slip.

The hardest part is starting. Start today.