AA Grapevine

A focused reading and listening app for the AA community

AA Grapevine brings the Grapevine magazine and related recovery material to Android for people who want accessible stories, guidance, and shared experience in one place. It suits AA members, people exploring recovery, and readers who prefer a private way to keep up with the publication without relying on a physical copy.

More than a digital magazine

The app combines current magazine content with a broad archive of past articles, giving readers a way to revisit decades of material. It also includes a podcast and audio playlists for articles, so some content can be heard rather than read. That makes the app useful during commutes, quiet routines, or whenever listening is more convenient.

• Magazine access: Read Grapevine content from a mobile device.
• Archive: Browse older articles and stories from the publication’s back catalogue.
• Audio: Use podcasts and article playlists for a listening-based experience.
• Practical tools: Check a sobriety calculator and a spiritual maintenance checklist.
• Events: Find AA events through the included calendar.

Designed for private, regular use

AA Grapevine keeps its purpose clear: provide recovery literature and related tools without turning the experience into a general news feed. Anonymous reading supports the privacy expected around AA material, while the straightforward layout keeps attention on articles, audio, and useful resources. The interface is functional rather than decorative, which may appeal to readers who value clarity over visual extras.

What the numbers show

With 10,000+ installs and a 4.41 rating from 128 ratings, the app has an established user base and a generally positive reception. It is published by Grapevine and La Viña Apps in the News & Magazines category. Its strongest fit is for users who want Grapevine’s ongoing content, long-running archive, audio options, and recovery-focused tools together in one app.