The model in your pocket
When you ask RiseHush for a line to match your mood, Apple's on-device Foundation Models compose it right there, in your hand. There is no RiseHush server. There is no third-party model. Airplane mode is not a degraded experience; it is the experience.
Every generated line passes a local quality gate before it may enter your library — a judge that reads for cadence, sense, and dignity, so generation never cheapens the shelf it lands on.
Ten ways to ask
Siri and the Shortcuts app carry ten RiseHush intents: the daily quote, instant inspiration, category lines, reminders, the inspiration alarm, explanations of difficult quotes, and Ask RiseHush — a concierge that can tell you how your streak is doing or what you saved last week, because your data is already under its feet.
Spotlight indexes your library; Visual Intelligence can search it. The intelligence isn't a chatbot bolted on — it's the same quiet library, reachable from wherever you already are.
When the model is away
On-device intelligence follows Apple Intelligence availability. Where it isn't available, RiseHush leans on its curated, human-verified library — which was always the heart of the app anyway. The model is a guest writer. The library is the house.