ensō by mu works

ensō — a private place for the people in and holding someone through recovery. Recovery is rarely carried by one person. It's held by a small circle — a partner, a parent, a sibling, a sponsor, a friend. ensō gives that circle one quiet, private place to stay organized and close, with the person in recovery deciding exactly what each person can see. No feeds. No clinical language. No pressure. Just the everyday things that help someone rebuild — shared with the people they trust, one category at a time. WHO IT'S FOR • The person in recovery, who owns their circle and controls every permission. • The loved ones supporting them, who want to show up without hovering. • Treatment centers, who can sponsor their clients' first steps back. WHAT'S INSIDE • Shared money, without the tension — budgets, bills, debts, and gentle check-ins, visible only to the people you choose. • A calendar for your circle — appointments and meetings in one place; sensitive events stay private unless they're shared. • Gratitude — small notes that add up, private by default and shared only when it feels right. • Daily practice — a quiet daily prompt from a pathway you choose, with official readings one tap away. • A quiet way to reach out — message your circle, or send a simple "need to talk" when words are hard. • The Resource Center — an AI guide to treatment, housing, meetings, and crisis help, answered only from vetted, local sources. CONSENT IS THE WHOLE POINT Every category — money, calendar, messages — is opt-in, one person at a time. Share your budget with a partner and only your calendar with a parent. Nothing is shared without you. Notifications read as plainly as a banking app's; nothing on your lock screen ever hints at what ensō is for. And you can lock the app behind Face ID or your fingerprint. FREE TO START The core circle is free. Individuals can upgrade for more from the AI resource guide, and treatment centers can sponsor seats for the people in their programs — simple per-seat pricing, invites, and billing from one dashboard. — In a crisis, call or text 988. In an emergency, call 911. ensō is information only — not medical or legal advice. The Resource Center currently covers Indiana & Kentucky. ensō · A Mu Works Company Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/