One small shift
can change everything.
Two taps. Under fifteen seconds. It tells you where you have room to move, hands you one small thing to do, and gets out of the way.
🎙️ Voice works — tap the mic, bottom right.
Where are you right now?
Four zones, twelve states, two taps. Never more than four buttons on screen — because the person this is built for doesn't have the energy for eighteen. Nothing here scores you.
Why it works this way
It's a weather report, not a verdict
The axis isn't your worth. It's how much room do you have right now, from none to wide. That isn't a judgment about who you are. And weather changes, which is the whole point.
There's a line
Below it, things happen to you. Above it, you've got a hand on the wheel. Crossing it is the moment worth marking — and it needs no number attached.
It ends on an action
Brief, bounded, and terminated by one small doable thing. That shape is deliberate — an open-ended check-in is structurally close to rumination. This one closes.
The scale this came from
Rise was briefed on Dr. David Hawkins' Map of Consciousness. Tap any level to see what was claimed about it — and what the evidence says. This is why Rise doesn't use numbers. The full evidence review →
Ask it anything
The assistant knows the framework, the evidence, the IP position, and the market research. Type or talk — it answers in Jenny's voice if you turn voice on.
🔒 Everything stays on this device except what you send the assistant. It won't counsel you — it's a research tool, not a therapist. In crisis, call or text 988 (US) or your local emergency number.