
About
This app provides support for navigating the difficult emotions and urges that follow a breakup. It offers tools to maintain no-contact, vent feelings privately, and access personalized coaching to help you heal and move forward.
What's New in CLOSURE
1.0.1
August 25, 2025
Fixed minor bugs
Subscription plans
Weekly Premium Plan
Weekly Package for Closure
User reviews
Developer apps
FAQ
Does Closure have ads?
Yes, Closure contains advertisements. As it is a subscription-based application, ads may be present within the free trial period or in certain sections of the app.
What are the subscription options for Closure?
Closure offers several subscription plans, including weekly, monthly, and annual options. Some annual plans provide a 3-day free trial.
How does Closure help with the urge to text an ex?
Closure provides tools like drafting risky texts to pause before sending and a panic button for instant grounding when urges hit. It also offers accountability reminders to keep you on track.
Is Closure a replacement for therapy?
No, Closure is explicitly stated as a self-care and emotional support tool, not a substitute for professional mental health advice or therapy. Consult a licensed professional for medical or therapeutic concerns.
What kind of support does Closure offer for emotional venting?
Closure provides a safe, private space to vent your feelings. You can choose between gentle encouragement or tough-love truth, with personalized breakup coaching based on psychology.
What is the age rating for Closure?
Closure is rated for users aged 12 and older, making it suitable for teenagers and adults.
On which devices can I use Closure?
Closure is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, indicating compatibility with Apple's iOS ecosystem.
How often is Closure updated?
The latest version of Closure is 1.0.1, and it was last updated on August 25, 2025. This suggests a recent update, with potential for future improvements.





