The meeting search feature on here is admittedly better than the website but still not great.

I am over the moon seeing this app come to fruition. Releasing an app that is perfect out of the chute is extremely difficult and unlikely without extensive paid testing. So, I don’t mind the issues I detected (for now): the pdfs are neither downloadable nor printable, and in some cases incomplete (for instance, “Sponsorship in CoDA” is missing a page), but I believe that is easy to remedy (unless copyright issues are the hitch).It has been 12 years since I entered the 12-step rooms of CoDA and I believe that the 12-steps in general and CoDA specifically is what will “save” many from the emotional upheaval the reveals of 2025 are bound to cause. Lastly, this app is designed for iPad so it isn’t going to be the same experience on either an iPhone or side-loaded onto a Mac.My heartfelt gratitude to all those who made this happen.

I’m glad that Coda came out with an app and is starting the process of offering electronic resources in the modern world. Downloadable references included need to be formatted for an app. They currently appear to be scanned images of trifold pamphlets, so they appear in an odd order and are incomplete. There’s no page 2 of any of the downloadable materials. I am unable to zoom in to enlarge the font on any of the materials. Even with my reading glasses on, that means I can barely read it. It’s a good start but needs more work.I would like to see the blue book and red book eventually offered electronically within the app so I can follow along with the readings during a meeting.

This is a brand new app so I know they will be rolling out new features as they go. Would love to see a section on "announcements/current events" like they have on the website for upcoming conferences. Other than that it's solid! Looks like they fixed whatever bug people were complaining about with the pamphlets/readings not downloading well. -At least I have no problems with them on an iPhone.