Linewise: Boundary Map

Linewise is a private, visual relationship boundary planner for people who want to make sense of a difficult situation before they talk or act. Instead of giving generic advice, scoring your relationship, or deciding who is right, Linewise helps you map the people, relationships, and events involved, then turn that map into a clear boundary and a practical next-step plan. HOW LINEWISE WORKS 1. Map the Relationship Place the people, relationship lines, and relevant events involved in the current situation. 2. Find the Line Separate another person’s choices from your own needs, requests, proposed shared agreements, and personal boundaries. 3. Check the Line Review whether a statement is a request, a proposed agreement, a personal boundary, a demand, or a threat. 4. Act on the Line Prepare what you want to express, what you will do if the other person agrees or disagrees, and what happens if the issue continues. USE LINEWISE TO - Clarify boundaries in a specific relationship situation - Prepare for a difficult conversation - Distinguish a boundary from a request, demand, or attempt to control - Organize situations involving partners, family members, friends, or former partners - Think through texting, privacy, personal space, repeated behavior, and shared expectations - Create a next step that remains under your control - Save and revisit private relationship scenes PRIVATE BY DESIGN - No account required - No ads - No subscription - No cloud account or cloud sync - No remote AI analysis - No access to messages, contacts, photos, microphone, or location - User-created scene content stays locally on the device ONE-TIME PURCHASE Linewise is purchased once through the App Store. All included features are available after download, with no in-app purchases or recurring fees. IMPORTANT Linewise is a reflection, organization, and conversation-planning tool. It does not provide therapy, medical diagnosis, legal advice, emergency support, or instructions about whether to stay in or leave a relationship. If you are in immediate danger or believe someone may be harmed, contact local emergency services or an appropriate local support organization.