Patient app
Daily actions, check-ins, progress, reflections and difficult-moment tools.
Between-session care support
Anivow connects a patient-facing recovery app with a permissioned care-team workspace direction, helping treatment programs support between-session engagement and review structured patient-reported information.
Designed for addiction treatment organizations and adult patients.
Patient app · Available“Evenings felt harder this week.”
4 of 6 assigned activities recorded
The gap
Difficult moments, daily routines and assigned work do not wait for the next appointment. Patients may arrive without a structured record of what happened.
EHRs remain essential systems of record. Anivow is being designed as a complementary engagement layer—not a replacement.
The platform
Daily actions, check-ins, progress, reflections and difficult-moment tools.
Assigned patients, sourced summaries, consent visibility and session preparation.
Roles, adoption, aggregate reporting, governance and multi-site direction.
How it works
The center invites an eligible patient.
The patient reviews and accepts sharing permissions.
The patient uses Anivow between sessions.
Authorized care-team members review permitted information.
Value by role
A practical daily path with reflection, progress and difficult-moment support.
ExploreStructured, sourced information designed to support session preparation.
ExploreAn aggregate-first view of adoption and utilization.
ExploreClear status boundaries for controls, permissions and procurement.
ExploreProduct preview
Patient screens reflect the current mobile application. Professional screens use synthetic data and are clearly labeled concepts.

No invented metrics. Synthetic preview only.
Trust and limitations
Design-partner pilot
A proposed limited center cohort, adult patient group, structured onboarding, shared operational measures and direct implementation support.
Explore the Proposed PilotCommon questions
Anivow is a patient-facing support app and an emerging professional platform direction for structured engagement between scheduled sessions.
No. It supports professional care and does not replace a therapist, clinician or treatment program.
No. It is not continuously monitored and should not be used for emergency care.