CO-SYNTHESIST
Software

Apps

A collection of working applications built to support active research and venture work.

Accessibility AI

EyeSpy

An AI-powered accessibility Progressive Web App built on the Claude API. It uses live camera input to verbally identify objects and guide a user’s hand toward them in real time — for example, locating and guiding a hand to a teaspoon on a table. No specialist hardware is required; it works on any device. Designed with neurodivergent and trauma-informed principles at its core. Provisional patent filed.

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Claude API · PWA · Provisional patent filed
Psychology Platform

Atlas

A multi-framework psychology and self-knowledge application developed for Project Humanity. It offers six assessment tools — Dark Spectrum, Attachment Style, Enneagram, Stress Response, Emotional Intelligence, and Love Languages — each interpreted through a neurodivergent lens. Designed for both facilitated and independent use, including educational contexts. Atlas is intended as the consolidating platform for EyeSpy and related profiling tools going forward.

Six assessment tools · Neurodivergent lens
Research Instrument Data

Prometis Log

A research instrument implementing a falsifiable protocol that compares hand-biomechanics automatic-writing data against NOAA solar flare data, with a 500-shuffle chance baseline for statistical comparison.

Protocol · Falsifiable · 500-shuffle baseline
Design System Web

Co-Synthesist Commons

The design system and component library underpinning Co-Synthesist’s web presence, built in React, Vite, and Tailwind.

React · Vite · Tailwind
Private Tool Restricted

The Ledger

A private relationship wellness and consent-documentation tool, featuring a full entry status workflow, trends analytics, and a limits/safewords reference system. Access is restricted; the application is not publicly available.

Private · Not publicly available
Research Instrument PWA

HNIS Mirror Neuron Therapy Portal

A Progressive Web App built to support independent research travel and documentation. It combines a self-assessment instrument across four domains — Resonance Sensitivity, Imprint Patterning, Regulatory Capacity, and Relational Attunement — a somatic practice library, and a Field Journal with location tagging, mood markers, and voice-to-text journalling. It includes an AI research companion, PDF export, offline capability, and an itinerary tracker with a geographic timeline mapping research stops. Built to travel: a working research instrument as much as a journal.

Background on the HNIS framework is set out in the research frameworks.

PWA · Offline · PDF export