Reading profile
Brain state

Personal Edition

What do you need right now?

You do not need a diagnosis to be here. The Communication Mirror and Quiet Space are in your tab bar. Tap the microphone to ask Phil for anything — he opens tools and says 'all sorted.' Everything else is below, grouped by the moment you'd reach for it.

Start here

Not sure where to begin?

Inner Compass asks how you are right now, then points you to the one tool for this moment. One question, no wrong answers.

Open Inner Compass

Who is this for?

What's changed

Built with you, from your notes. This app moves because testers say what they need. Here's what changed recently — refresh whenever you come back, and this list will have grown.

  • 12 OctThe Layers menu now stays open until you close it, so you can turn on several reading helps in one go.
  • 12 OctThe bottom bar is clearer: a gold marker on the tab you're on, and a Help button on the right that shows you where everything is, any time.
  • 12 OctQuiet Space: the text and the button outlines are stronger now, so every word stands clearly off the page.
  • 12 OctDropdowns on Android Chrome now use your phone's own menus, which always work.
  • 12 OctA welcome now greets first-time testers by name, then points at the Home button at the bottom of the screen.

The Mirror, then how you're feeling

The Communication Mirror comes first, whatever you're feeling. Then Cocoon for low energy and low mood, Meh for flat and fifty-fifty, and Good energy for feeling pretty good. One tap changes what sits around the Mirror.

Choose your mode

Who I Am

Tools that help you understand yourself — your traits, your patterns, your story. No diagnosis needed.

Speak Up

When you need to say the hard thing — with your rights behind you, or someone to find the words for you.

Clear My Head

Get the thoughts out. No structure, no editing — type or speak.

Settle

Regulate your body and your senses — before, during, or after the hard moments.

My Proof

The messages DysPhilter has kept for you. Saved the moment they arrived — your evidence, if you ever need it.

When It's Hard

When everything is too much. Quiet help, step by step.

Ask Phil

Rest