Pathroot’s monitoring tools use data from wearables, breathalyzers, and location check-ins to provide real-time insights, promote accountability, and offer early warning signs if someone in recovery may need extra support.

Monitoring tracks patterns in sleep, activity, stress, and routine engagement. When certain changes occur—like missed check-ins or elevated stress—Pathroot can notify the individual or their support circle to help take action early.

Yes. the monitoring solution will require the individual being monitored to have the Pathroot app that will be available in the Apple and Google app stores.

The monitoring system is designed to work with popular off-the-shelf wearables like Fitbit, Apple Watch, and others. Breathalyzer testing is integrated with BACTrack's device. and location-based meeting check-ins only require you to have your phone.

If your program is connected to Pathroot and you’ve given permission, they may receive alerts or general trends that help them check in and offer support when needed. You’re always in control of your privacy settings.

Yes. You can designate others in your support group to see your data. If you have not given permission, they will not be able to view your monitoring results.

Geofencing uses your phone’s location to confirm attendance at key recovery activities, like meetings, therapy sessions, or routines you’ve chosen to track. It’s designed to be supportive, not invasive. Activities are added to your calendar in Pathroot so check ins can be triggered.

You and those you have designated may receive notifications related to changes in your recovery data, like high stress, irregular sleep, or missed check-ins—as well as reminders, encouragement, or suggestions for helpful next steps.

Monitoring features will launch in Phase 2 of the Pathroot program coming in 2025. You can sign up now to get notified when they become available.