Lab · PSight · Parked
Noticing before the person has to
Most wellness apps ask someone to notice they are struggling and then pick the right exercise. By the time a person notices, the easy window has often closed. PSight reads heart rate variability and EEG signals, works out whether the nervous system is over- or under-aroused, and suggests the kind of exercise that fits that state.
What is built
A closed loop
Signals in, a state out, and an exercise matched to that state — then the signals again, to see whether it helped. The loop is the point: a suggestion that cannot be measured afterwards is only a guess.
read · classify · suggestGrounded in one theory
The states it distinguishes, and the exercises matched to them, follow Polyvagal Theory rather than a list assembled by taste. That makes the classifications arguable, which is the useful property.
PolyvagalThe prototype
Working, and parked on purpose. It is here as a record of an approach we would pick up again with a partner who works in regulation and wellbeing.
42,870 linesWhat you can buy from it
A demonstration of the prototype, and a conversation about state-aware wellness and regulation tools for your own program. Start at a first conversation.