A steadier house.
Longer stays.
Tighter community.

IYWI helps house managers and connected residents see the signs sooner and stay engaged. Residents get a daily ritual, a private circle and a community that stays with them.

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One app, two sides of the house

Good for the house. Good for the people in it.

For house managers & operators

See the signs sooner.
Residents who add you as a Supporter share check-in summaries, and you're alerted when they report high urges or low mood.
Fewer early departures.
Many move-outs are early departures that could be prevented when warning signs are caught and addressed.
Less turnover, more time to grow.
Longer stays give residents more time to build their recovery, and give your house a steadier community.
A more connected house.
One private Group for house messages, reminders and milestones, in place of scattered group texts.

For residents

A daily ritual.
A few minutes each day to reflect, notice patterns and stay on track.
Support they choose.
Residents decide who supports them: a house manager, a peer, a sponsor or a friend.
A house that has their back.
Celebrate sober anniversaries and milestones together as a house.
Support that moves with them.
Their circle stays with them as they step down from care, move out and build their life.

How the early warning works

See the signs sooner. Have time to respond.

Small changes often come before big setbacks. IYWI helps you see them while there's still time to help.

They check inEach day, residents take a minute to reflect on sobriety, mood, urges and gratitude.
You see the shiftBrief check-in summaries help you notice when mood dips or urges start to climb.
You get a heads-upIf they report high urges or low feelings, you're notified right away.
You reach out earlyCall, text or meet up while there's still time to make a difference.

They choose to share with you, and can change that anytime. IYWI supports your judgment. It doesn't replace clinical care or emergency services.

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