Visual reference for the Hexys app
Sixteen screenshots organized by feature, showing the actual user experience. Click any screenshot to view it larger. Full-resolution iOS and Android device-frame versions are available on request for use in content, pitch decks, or App Store-style mockups.
What users open the app to
The home dashboard is the daily anchor: streak and XP ring, level progression, daily check-in, quick urge and setback logging, plus shortcuts to Arcos, the user's Pod, and their Accountability Partner.
Zero-knowledge encryption, visible in the UI
Hexys's biggest differentiator. Journal entries and urge/relapse logs are AES-256-GCM encrypted on-device before they ever reach the server. The UI surfaces this directly so users can see the protection, not just trust it.
Arcos, the in-app companion
Arcos adapts to where users are in their recovery and reinforces the identity-transformation framework. When the Faith toggle is enabled, Arcos draws from scripture and Christian framing in real time.
Something not seen elsewhere in the space
Pods are dedicated small accountability groups (typically 4-6 people) paired with access to the broader community. Anonymous handles, optional Help button alerting, and shared daily check-ins.
Crisis tools in the moment users need them
The Help Hub surfaces when a user taps the Help button. Three core tools (Breathe, Ground, Sound) for immediate regulation, plus direct shortcuts to Arcos and the user's Pod.
Built around becoming, not counting days
Hexys's framework is identity-first. Achievements mark progress through the seven levels. Learning content gives users frameworks to understand what they're going through, structured into plans.
