How content and sharing work in Ravi, and why the app is suitable for a general audience.
Ravi is a personal goal and accountability app. Each week you choose a few goals that matter, break them into small steps, and track your progress. An AI coach gives feedback and gentle suggestions. You can invite one accountability partner to share your goals with. There is no advertising, and this version has no in-app purchases.
Ravi contains no violence, no sexual content or nudity, no profanity, no gambling, and no references to alcohol, tobacco, or drugs. The app is calm and focused on personal goals.
The only content in Ravi is what you write yourself: your own goals and short notes. It is shared in just two limited ways, both fully under your control:
Ravi is not a social network. There is no public feed, no discovery of strangers, no comments, and no messaging between users. Because you are never shown content created by strangers, there is no risk of encountering objectionable user content.
Some goals in Ravi relate to fitness or wellbeing, and you can connect Apple Health to automatically track step and workout goals. Any suggestions from the AI coach are about habits, planning, and reflection. Ravi does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and it is not a medical device.
You are always in control of your content. You can edit or remove your goals, turn off the share link, remove a partner, and permanently delete your account and all of its data from Settings. For any question or concern, contact Ben Sestig at ben@meetravi.app. We respond within a few days.