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Neuro-Buffer™ — the call that asks for context first

A surprise call is not just an inconvenience — for a dyspraxic brain it is a physiological event. Neuro-Buffer makes a live call impossible to complete until the caller has given you one line of context. The caller is met warmly, not by your voicemail and not by silence. You decide when, and whether, to connect.

At a glance

  • A live call cannot come through until the caller leaves one line of context.
  • The caller is met warmly — never by silence or a cold voicemail.
  • You decide when, and whether, to connect.

Your boundary message

Straight-through people

Add the people a surprise call is safe from — a trusted ally, a doctor's surgery. They skip the buffer.

No one yet.

Context requests left for you

Nothing pending. When someone leaves context, it appears here as text — never as a live ring.

A phone app cannot silently grab your native cellular calls. Neuro-Buffer works by making DysPhilter your reach-me channel — the number or handle people are gently directed to. Point the people who ring you here, and the ambush cannot reach your nervous system.

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