My OA Toolkit Overeaters Steps is a lifestyle app developed by LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP NET, LLC..
How many times has My OA Toolkit Overeaters Steps been downloaded?
My OA Toolkit Overeaters Steps has been downloaded 43 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded 180 times. It is ranked in the top 100 lifestyle apps.
What is the rating of My OA Toolkit Overeaters Steps?
My OA Toolkit Overeaters Steps is rated 4.77 out of 5 stars, based on 880 ratings.
Is My OA Toolkit Overeaters Steps free?
My OA Toolkit Overeaters Steps is free to download. The APK download size is 17.58 MB. The latest version available is 7.0.2. The last update was on August 3, 2026.
What are the requirements for My OA Toolkit Overeaters Steps?
My OA Toolkit Overeaters Steps requires Android 5.1+ or higher. The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play September 2013.
Description
My OA Toolkit (OAT) is an exciting new OA App to help members of Overeaters Anonymous while on the go!
You can use My OA Toolkit's Food Journal as a your Plan of Eating Tool for the day or as a way to log your food throughout your day and turn your food over to your sponsor at the end of the day.
You can also use your OAT Food Journal if you become irritable, restless, or discontent throughout your day to get those feelings out of your head and in your journal. It can be like having a sponsor in your pocket and keep you from compulsive overeating!
Personally I use My OA Toolkit Journal to enter everything I eat throughout the day. Then at the end of the day I turn my food over to my OA Sponsor by emailing them my Food Journal for that day directly from within My OA Toolkit. What’s great about this is that I can see my days past entries and Identify patterns in my eating habits and see why I may have overeaten on a certain day...
It also has an Abstinence Date Calculator that will help you track how long you've abstained from Overeating by total hours, days, months, and years.
FEATURES:
• Food Journal / Diary
In addition to writing our inventories and the list of people we have harmed, most of us have found that writing has been an indispensable tool for working the Steps. Further, putting our thoughts and feelings down on paper, or describing a troubling incident, helps us to better understand our actions and reactions in a way that is often not revealed to us by simply thinking or talking about them. In the past, compulsive eating was our most common reaction to life. When we put our difficulties down on paper, it becomes easier to see situations more clearly and perhaps better discern any necessary action.
You could also use your journal to create your plan of eating. As a tool, a plan of eating helps us to abstain from eating compulsively. Having a personal plan of eating guides us in our dietary decisions, as well as defines what, when, how, where and why we eat. It is our experience that sharing this plan with a sponsor or another OA member is important.
There are no specific requirements for a plan of eating; OA does not endorse or recommend any specific plan of eating, nor does it exclude the personal use of one. (See the pamphlets Dignity of Choice and A Plan of Eating for more information.) For specific dietary or nutritional guidance, OA suggests consulting a qualified health care professional, such as a physician or dietician. Each of us develops a personal plan of eating based on an honest appraisal of his or her own past experience; we also have come to identify our current individual needs, as well as those things which we should avoid.
Although individual plans of eating are as varied as our members, most OA members agree that some plan — no matter how flexible or structured — is necessary.
This tool helps us deal with the physical aspects of our disease and helps us achieve physical recovery. From this vantage point, we can more effectively follow OA's Twelve-Step program of recovery and move beyond the food to a happier, healthier and more spiritual living experience. Source: http://www.oalaig.org/about-oa/the-eight-tools-of-oa.html
• Gratitude List If you create a Gratitude List using My OA Toolkit on a daily or weekly basis it will help you abstain from compulsive overeating!
* Hardship Discounts Available
In 2019, the OA WSBC accepted the following definitions: 1. Abstinence: The act of refraining from compulsive eating and compulsive food behaviors while working towards or maintaining a healthy body weight. 2. Recovery: Removal of the need to engage in compulsive eating behaviors.
Spiritual, emotional, and physical recovery is achieved through working and living the Overeaters Anonymous Twelve Step Program.
* Permission to use the OA name granted by Overeaters Anonymous, Inc. This permission in no way implies endorsement of this product or affiliation with its designer.
Recent changes: • New Text Size setting: make all app text larger (up to 220%) with a live preview. Your choice syncs across devices. • Easier writing: sentences auto-capitalize, and the text box stays visible above the keyboard while you type. • Spot Check saves a draft as you write. If you leave mid-entry, pick up where you left off or start fresh. • Unlocking with your PIN now returns you to the screen you were on instead of starting over.
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