Terms and disclaimer
A companion for Christian formation and general wellness.
WholeWay helps you notice patterns across body, soul, spirit, habits, relationships, and reflection. It is meant to support wisdom and daily practice, not replace medical care, mental-health care, pastoral care, emergency support, or trusted Christian community.
Not medical advice
WholeWay does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or emergency support. Health signals are used only as general context for rhythms of rest, movement, prayer, and reflection.
Not mental-health treatment
WholeWay is not therapy, crisis care, or a replacement for a licensed counselor or mental-health professional. If you are facing severe distress, ongoing symptoms, or a crisis, please contact a qualified professional or emergency service.
Not a replacement for Christian care
WholeWay is not your pastor, priest, spiritual director, counselor, elder, or church community. It can support daily reflection and practice, but it does not replace trusted people who know you and can walk with you.
Your data does not reveal God's will
We do not claim that sleep, HRV, stress, steps, alcohol logs, mood, or wearable signals reveal God's will. Body data is a signal, not an authority. WholeWay offers reflection prompts and practices, not divine commands.
Pattern insights are invitations, not diagnoses
WholeWay may help you notice patterns involving sleep, stress, alcohol, movement, mood, prayer, Scripture, and relationships. These insights are framed with humble language such as "may be connected" or "worth noticing." They do not diagnose addiction, depression, anxiety, or any medical or mental-health condition.
The pilot may be incomplete
WholeWay is being tested with early users. Some features may change, some insights may be limited, and some recommendations may not fit your situation. Your feedback helps us improve the product with care.
High-risk content
If you are in immediate danger, facing a medical or mental-health emergency, or worried about self-harm or harm from someone else, contact emergency services or a qualified professional right away and reach out to a trusted person.