A reader-controlled process

A path to look around, not a seven-step cure.

The intended experience offers a few useful places to look. It can loop, skip, pause, or stop without declaring the reader wrong.

01

Name the question

The reader chooses a situation to examine. There is no required diagnosis, correct starting point, or obligation to continue.

02

Look at the relation

The reflection considers what is happening, the reason the reader says matters, and what has changed. Interpretations remain questions until the reader accepts them.

03

Review a draft map

The reader can edit, correct, reject, export, or delete a provisional Personal Intent Map. An unresolved question can stay unresolved.

Only a prototype is in progress

The current preview uses fictional examples in the browser. It does not connect to a language model, store reflections, or offer paid access. Book-grounded conversation will remain unavailable until its source and rights are accepted.

Try the fictional example