PYLR
Dimensional wellness — pattern intelligence, not symptom tracking.Most wellness apps ask "what's today's mood?" PYLR asks a different question: what environment do you consistently thrive in? Instead of tracking metrics moving through time, it connects the dots between your behaviors, environments, goals, and subjective experience — then surfaces thoughtful experiments and intel, not more data to stare at. It's built around human flourishing instead of symptom reduction: understanding how life is actually interacting with your body and mind, in context.
The idea
PYLR started in 2019, and took real shape during a startup class where I spent the term developing it further. The prototype above — the Wheel, Clusters, Seasons, and Synergy screens — was designed and directed by me: I prompted and iterated through the interaction model screen by screen until the drag-and-drop wheel, the cluster builder, and the pattern insights felt right. It's an early, working concept rather than a shipped product, and I'm continuing to build it out.
Try it: drag a petal on the Wheel, build a cluster from pillar chips, then bounce between Clusters and Seasons to see the same running/paused state reflected in both.