The BMLT (“Basic Meeting List Toolbox”) consists of a suite of tools for managing NA meeting lists and helplines. BMLT offers many advantages over simply pasting a list of meetings on an area website, including better search capabilities, a web form for doing meeting updates, tools for automatically producing printed schedules, helpline support, and more. A BMLT installation consists of a server that holds a database of meetings, and web pages or apps that display meetings for a given service body, produce printable schedules, and manage an NA helpline.

One of the main activities of the WSZF Technology Workgroup has been supporting the use of BMLT in our zone. Nearly all of the service bodies in WSZF now use BMLT, mostly with the BMLT and yap servers provided by the zone, and a few with their own servers. See Current Status for an up-to-date summary for WSZF; and https://tally.bmlt.app for a list of all the known BMLT servers worldwide.

Please contact us at bmlt@wszf.org with questions or comments.

Disclaimer: All of the installations of BMLT software in the zone (by the zone itself, the regions, and the areas) are provided and maintained by those NA service bodies. However, the BMLT open source project is not a part of the NA service structure. The links in this section to BMLT documentation and downloads are simply intended to make it easier to use or install the software, and do not imply an endorsement of or affiliation with that open source project.