Insights
Separate systems, shared craft
Mosaic and Common sit in one studio. They do not sit in one data plane.
It is tempting to market a company as a single platform that somehow spans therapy offices and kitchen-table budgets. The temptation is mostly narrative. The risk is concrete.
Clinical records carry professional duties, retention rules, and a kind of intimacy that consumer finance tools should never inherit by accident. Household money carries different consent patterns, different failure modes, and a different audience.
What we do share is craft: careful modeling, calm interfaces, and a bias toward software that operators can explain. Shared craft without shared storage is the point of Mosaic Minds Software.