A window for family.
Never a camera.
The Circle of Trust is a small group your parent, partner, or sibling chooses. It receives dignified, non-clinical updates — a strong week, a steady month, a note they wanted to share. Nothing is forwarded that they did not choose to share.
A weekly summary, written in human language
“Your mother had a strong week. She finished four of four sessions and met her protein target six days out of seven. She chose to share this note with you: ‘The walk on Tuesday was good. The bakery is open again.’”
That is the entire summary. No graphs to interpret. No clinical jargon. No suggestions about what you should say next.
The user controls who is in the Circle, what is shared, and when it stops. They can pause it for a week. They can remove a person at any time. We never add anyone they did not invite.
The Circle of Trust is separate from an Emergency Contact, who is clinically qualified and only reached on documented clinical triggers — not for general worry.
A short list, plainly
We will not share their data without their consent. We will not send you their video. We will not let you see what they ate yesterday. We will not score their effort. We will not message you on their behalf.
If they want to tell you something, they will tell you. The app helps that conversation happen on their terms.