The app

You do not need an account for any of this

• The crisis lines, on every screen, always.
• All 28 protocols, start to finish.
• All 17 session handouts and their presentations.
• The workbook index and what every worksheet is for.
• The safety and scope pages.
• Saving a check-in, a baseline, a pain entry or a worksheet answer.
• Seeing your history and your trends over time.
• Taking your whole record with you as a file, whenever you want it.

Crisis numbers are for using, not for collecting email addresses.

Nothing you write leaves your device

There is no sign-up, and nothing you write leaves your device. You can set a passphrase that encrypts your record where it sits, so a shared laptop or a phone handed to somebody to look at a photo cannot open it. It never locks the tools — only the record.

What an account will add, when it opens

• Having the same record on your phone and your computer.

Syncing between devices is built and switched off. Keeping a record of somebody’s health on a server is not something to start and document afterwards, so it opens when the legal groundwork is finished and not before.

What it does with what you write

What you write will be encrypted on your device before it goes anywhere, with a key we never receive. We will not be able to read your record — not as a promise, as a fact about how it is built. Your email address is the only thing about you we would be able to see.

What signing up will never ask for

• Your name.
• Your date of birth.
• Your address or location.
• Your health conditions, diagnoses or medications.
• Anything about your claim, your employer or your treatment.

What you can use right now, with nothing installed