Public description
A visitor sees the Pulse idea and understands how emotional amplitude can become a tool for self-observation.
Pulse will show the amplitude of emotional experience: where a person rises, where they fall, and where they gradually return to balance.
To see rhythm where there used to be chaos.
The product is already documented as part of Platform DETai, while user access will open as the release matures. To stay close to the launch, open DETai Hub — the ecosystem's main bot will notify you when this project becomes publicly available.
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Pulse will be useful for people who want to see the movement of experience over time rather than judge a single mood. A few brief check-ins will turn isolated feelings into a line of rises, dips, fluctuations, and recovery.
Pulse will track the amplitude of emotional experiences during the day, not to judge them as right or wrong, but to see their movement.
Three times a day, the user will be able to mark their state on a scale from strong negative tension to a pronounced positive rise, from -10 to +10.
These simple measurements will form an emotional amplitude: dips, rises, sharp fluctuations, even sections, and return to balance. Pulse will work like a cardiogram of the psyche: not a diagnosis or verdict, but a way to see how life moves inside a person.
In DET logic this is especially important: development is not reduced to constant calm. A person lives in amplitude, between shadow and light, tension and recovery, falling and a new rise.
The project can become a useful tool for personal reflection, self-observation, and psychotherapeutic work: instead of a vague sense that something is happening, a clear dynamic appears.
A fuller project description lives in our knowledge base: product logic, its place in the DETai Knowledge Substrate, and the next development loop.
MkDocsPulse will be useful for people who want to see the movement of experience over time rather than judge a single mood. A few brief check-ins will turn isolated feelings into a line of rises, dips, fluctuations, and recovery.
Pulse will track the amplitude of emotional experiences during the day, not to judge them as right or wrong, but to see their movement.
Three times a day, the user will be able to mark their state on a scale from strong negative tension to a pronounced positive rise, from -10 to +10.
These simple measurements will form an emotional amplitude: dips, rises, sharp fluctuations, even sections, and return to balance. Pulse will work like a cardiogram of the psyche: not a diagnosis or verdict, but a way to see how life moves inside a person.
In DET logic this is especially important: development is not reduced to constant calm. A person lives in amplitude, between shadow and light, tension and recovery, falling and a new rise.
The project can become a useful tool for personal reflection, self-observation, and psychotherapeutic work: instead of a vague sense that something is happening, a clear dynamic appears.
A fuller project description lives in our knowledge base: product logic, its place in the DETai Knowledge Substrate, and the next development loop.
MkDocsPulse is still in planning. The public page describes the method and future value; the personal scale, state history, and analytics will appear after launch.
A visitor sees the Pulse idea and understands how emotional amplitude can become a tool for self-observation.
After launch, an account will allow people to mark their state morning, afternoon, and evening and see their own dynamics.
The user will be able to mark events that intensify or soften amplitude and connect them with the day context.
The team will develop the scale rules, observation interface, and careful use scenarios in practice.
This section records the project's value for DETai, the people responsible for its development, and the rules that define the boundaries of user access.
Pulse creates a shared language for state dynamics within Platform DETai. In the future, this layer will be able to complement journals, Matrix, assistants, and research tools while preserving the boundary between self-observation and diagnosis.
Pulse is in planning. The privacy notice and project terms will be prepared before the personal loop launches.