ENDOW Now

Every vape, every round, every $6 coffee has a number attached. ENDOW shows you that number, then helps you keep it. HOW IT WORKS Tell ENDOW what your vice costs and how often you buy it, and it works out what you are burning a year. When the urge hits, press DIVERT instead. That is money you kept. POOL IT WITH YOUR PEOPLE Saving alone is hard. Start a squad with friends, roommates or teammates: everyone diverts what they would have burned, one person holds the pot, and everyone sees the same running total. - Log what you send, on Venmo, Zelle, Cash App or in cash, whatever your squad already uses - Your admin confirms each deposit as it lands - Only confirmed money counts toward the pool, so the headline figure is always real - Propose what to do with the money, and vote on it as a group TRACK WHAT QUITTING GIVES BACK A recovery timeline matched to the vice you actually picked, whether that is nicotine, alcohol or caffeine, drawn from published NHS and CDC quitting timelines. Streaks, milestones and achievements as you go. ENDOW NEVER HOLDS YOUR MONEY ENDOW is a tracker, not a financial service. It does not process payments, hold funds, or move a cent. Contributions go directly between you and your squad's admin on a service you already use. ENDOW records what was claimed and what the admin confirmed receiving, and nothing more. Pool money only with people you would trust with it outside this app. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT There is no ENDOW server and no account to create. Your data lives on your device and in your own iCloud. Squad records are shared only with the people in your squad, through Apple's CloudKit, using your own iCloud account. No analytics, no advertising identifiers, no third-party code of any kind. Note: squads require iCloud, and whoever creates a squad remains its admin permanently, because iCloud provides no way to transfer shared data to another account. Not medical or investment advice. Streaks and milestones are general information estimated from your streak, not measurements of your body. Talk to a clinician about quitting, and especially before stopping if you drink heavily every day.