Four ways in
The same consent-first library, in four registers. Each world has its own voice and its own way in, and they all open onto the same Atlas, field guides and tools. Not sure which is yours? Start here — three questions, no account.
Start here · the threshold
The atmospheric front door. One question, four doorways that reveal themselves on hover — each routing into its world.
01 / Contemplative · Solo
A relationship with yourself, first.
For the solo journey — self-knowledge with no partner-seeking required. Quiet and expansive: attachment, solitude, and the relationship you have with yourself.
02 / Traditional · Warm
Stay close, on purpose.
For two people doing the long, quiet work — weekly rituals, repair after conflict, and the compatibility questions worth answering before you build something lasting.
03 / Clean · Modern
Love, on your own terms.
The inclusive front door — for however you connect, from couples to constellations. A good place to land if you're still deciding what shape your love takes.
04 / Avant-garde · Bold
More than two, if you like.
For polyamory, ENM, kink and fluid identity — with consent engineered into the centre rather than bolted on. Metamour maps, keyrings, and compersion.
Cross-world screens that make the platform feel real — research-grounded, interactive, and a little bit art.
Interactive, animated walks through modern love — pick a traveler whose life rhymes with yours and wander a branching field of ideas, research, and small practices. ~20–30 minutes each.
Walk a path The Atlas~18 relationship forms — from Boston marriages to relationship anarchy — color-coded to the four worlds and grounded in real research, with full illustrated entries.
Open the Atlas The CovenantPartners draft a living agreement from a clause library — the shape of us, autonomy, conflict, the graceful exit — then seal or print it. Nothing binding but your word.
Draft a Covenant The ProfileA profile where partners and metamours promote each other — warm endorsements that only go public by mutual consent. With a live pronoun mirror.
See a ProfileReal implementations you can use right now. Start in the Living Room — a playground with mock people in it — then wander out to any tool.
Sit mock people down together and watch which tools come alive — solo, as a couple, or as a little constellation — with a live multi-party consent intersection and a map of who's who.
Enter the Living Room Live Rooms · real backendThis one talks to a server. Sign in as a mock person, open a second tab as someone else, and chat live over Server-Sent Events — with Ariadne, a server-side bot, listening and speaking back. Needs the backend running.
Open a live room The Guardian · safetyBefore a date, tell your close contacts where you're going and with whom. Set a safe-word and a duress-word — miss the check-in, and your people get your plan and location. A concept prototype; dispatch is simulated.
Set up the Guardian Admin · the back officeThe operator's chair: users & roles (admin / personal), live sessions, members, rooms, safety alerts, a full audit trail — and the controls to delete data or wipe and reseed the database.
Open the console Ariadne · the guideA chat guide that indexes every resource and your on-device profile, then points you somewhere good. Crisis-aware, fully offline.
Ask Ariadne The Soul-MapYour relational self as a living, generative landscape — palette and terrain flex to your readings.
See your Soul-Map The VaultReal AES-GCM encryption — what's stored is ciphertext only you can open. See the encrypted bytes yourself.
Open the Vault The Metamour NexusAn interactive map of every connection and each person's comfort — metamours computed, no veto by design.
Open the Nexus The Sentiment MirrorTwo nervous systems as a generative flow-field that harmonises when you're calm and in sync. Four vibes.
Open the Mirror The Fair-Fight KeyboardAn on-device reader that catches the Four Horsemen mid-text and offers a softer phrasing. Suggest-only; nothing stored.
Try the keyboard The Living Love MapA private map of your person's inner world — their worries, hopes, the names of their stresses — that nudges you when a corner goes quiet.
Open your map The State-of-UsA guided weekly check-in: appreciations first, one hard thing said gently, a need named, one thing to look forward to. A humane timer keeps it kind.
Begin the ritual Consent KeyringsMark your yeses, ask-me-firsts, curiosities and hard limits; see the honest intersection with a partner; affirm it fresh and revoke in a tap. A signal, never a contract.
Build your keyring The Novelty EngineTap "surprise us" for the next slightly-new thing, tuned to your time, budget and nerve — or run the 36 Questions, guided, ending on a four-minute gaze.
Surprise us The Compersion CoachFor the moment jealousy flares: name the feeling without judgment, find the need it points at, and turn it into a request you can actually make.
Walk it through The Appreciation JarA jar you and your people drop small, other-praising appreciations into — signed or anonymous. Fill it on good days; open one, at random, on hard ones.
Drop one in The Kinship MapA private constellation of your chosen family and the care you exchange — friends, mentors, the 3am call. It nudges the bonds that drift, and is always yours to export.
Map your peopleFour worlds, one heart. Each speaks in its own tone and palette — Wayfarer's quiet topography, Anchor's steady warmth, Constellation's electric openness, Orbit's calm welcome — but they're all the same idea: that modern love is a wide field, not a narrow ladder. There's nothing to buy and no one to become. Everything here runs on your own device, for the simple pleasure of wandering it.
Each world holds a slice of the same map — Wayfarer for going it alone, Anchor for the depth of two, Constellation for the poly / kink / fluid-identity many, and Orbit for the inclusive middle that holds them all. The threshold is the shared front door; Ariadne is the thread if you'd rather be led. Wander in any order — the point is the wandering.