Most apps add noise to your head. This one removes it. Underneath, the app treats an unmade decision as a cloud of possibilities — the fog you're watching — and each question you answer honestly makes the cloud smaller. It only ever asks; it never advises. When the fog is small enough to hold, you press down on it, and what's left is a promise in your own words. Then the conversation opens again — you are, as far as anyone knows, the only kind of thing in the universe that can collapse a possibility into a fact. The instrument never runs out of questions about that.
The instrument's current readings. Their relative weights drive the fog; they are live model estimates, not calibrated predictions:
One word can open another. A person you choose sees the promise, answers one question, and begins a private branch. The graph grows from contribution, not attention. Nobody can browse it, and nobody has to become a profile.
No feed. No followers. No likes. No scroll.
It doesn't want your attention. It wants your word.
Engine: hosted — a model reads this conversation server-side; a shared card carries only the promise, its state, and a chosen witness