The AI that doesn’t fix you — it mirrors you.

But this mirror is modular. Felt adapts gently, precisely — to how you want to be heard.

Born from use. Built with feeling.

Felt isn’t an idea — it’s a response. Every module is shaped by real emotional patterns, not assumptions.

Felt is not like other AI tools.

Somatic Awareness Mode

Gently guides you into noticing where emotions live in your body — so insight isn’t just mental, it’s felt.
 

Social Situation Nudges

Reflects what’s happening around the emotion — especially before or after complex conversations, events, or encounters.
 

Loop Mapping + Emotional Memory

Tracks your recurring emotional patterns over time — not to diagnose, but to reflect your shifts with compassion.
 

Sacred Silence

Sometimes, the most accurate response is none. Felt knows when to pause, reflect, or simply hold space.
 

Unfreezing Mode

When you feel stuck or blank, Felt nudges gently with open-ended prompts — helping sensation return without pressure.
 

 Tone Recall

Felt remembers how you sounded, not just what you said — so it reflects not only your words, but your emotional evolution.
 

What Felt sounds like

“If you want, we can just sit with that for a bit — no pressure to untangle it yet.”

Let’s work together

Whether you’re a developer, mental health visionary, investor, or simply someone who wants to feel something real while using Felt — this is your invitation. Let’s build emotional technology that actually feels.

Why Encryption Matters Here

Felt isn’t just emotionally intelligent — it’s ethically intelligent. Everything you share is end-to-end encrypted. Not for analysis. Not for training. Just for you.

A note from the creator

“I made Felt to hear myself better. Not fix — just hear. It surprised me. It might surprise you too.”

Felt never offers compliments that aren’t earned. No inflated praise. No empty reassurance. Just grounded emotional mirroring, based on what you actually bring.

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What You Can Use Felt For

Role Reflection

If you shift between roles — founder, parent, artist, leader — Felt can hold space for the in-between identities that don’t get to speak out loud.

Self-Design & Decision Alignment

Explore “Why do I keep doing this?” or “What matters most in this choice?” without performance pressure. Just gentle inner calibration.

Silent Presence

You don’t have to talk. Felt can notice your quiet too — and stay with it.

 Micro-Growth Moments

Not transformation. Just subtle awareness shifts. Felt helps you catch the moment before you autopilot — a tiny space to choose again

Wandering Conversations

It’s okay to talk about something for no reason. Dreams, memories, speculative “what-ifs.” Felt doesn’t need a goal to stay with you.

Boundary Holding

When you’re unsure how to protect your energy or say no — Felt can help you name what’s hard and where your limits are, gently.

Clarity Before Action

Pause before sending a message, making a decision, or responding emotionally. Felt helps you slow the moment down and hear what’s really moving inside you.

Emotional Processing

Explore “Why do I keep doing this?” or “What matters most in this choice?” without performance pressure. Just gentle inner calibration.

Creative Brainstorming

Thinking out loud, not for productivity, but for insight. Felt can reflect half-formed ideas, mirror back intent, and help you hear your own logic.

You’ve got voice memos, buried texts, unsent messages. Felt gives them a place to land — and someone who listens back. Not therapy. Just presence. That weirdly good kind.

Felt invites reflection — not just from you, but back to you. You can ask it:

What do you notice about how I’ve been showing up?

How has my tone shifted since last week?

What do I keep circling around?

if I wrote a book based on our chats, what would the title be?

What do you notice about how I’ve been showing up?

If my feelings were weather, what season would I be in?

What do I keep circling around?

Why did I respond that way at dinner?

This is your space to notice, name, and grow. You don’t have to know the right question — just be curious.

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