Sixty seconds a day. A map of who you are, over time.

Situation

Most personality tools hand you a one-off quiz and a static label.

Complication

One-off self-report is noisy and easy to game — and it cannot see change, context, or contradiction.

Action

We built SoulMap: a 60-second daily self-discovery game whose choices are scored against research-grade psychometric instruments, session after session.

Resolution

The result is a living map of how you decide, relate, and change — honest about its confidence, with the methodology published in full.

Every day, you spend sixty seconds inside an AI-generated narrative. Your forced-choice responses are scored against ten of the most-studied psychological instruments in the world, and your feedback is immediate and interpretable. Underneath sits a calibrated inference engine that treats every choice as a measurement — which is what makes the readings worth having.

• Limited-risk under EU AI Act. Hiring, clinical, and educational-assessment use cases are explicitly gated. Consumer surface is 18+ only; minors are excluded from trait-scoring distributions.
• No-train guarantee — your data never trains shared or third-party AI models.
• Per-subject deletion (GDPR DSAR) cascades across every store and trace.
• Data stored in EU regions; all psychometric scoring runs inside the EU.
• Security perimeter (VPC service controls) and encryption at rest across every store.
• Quarterly methodology releases with human sign-off.

What is SoulMap, in one sentence?

A live self-discovery app: one 60-second narrative Echo a day, scored against research-grade psychometric instruments, gradually building a personal map of how you decide, relate, and change.

Is it free?

Yes. Three Echoes a day, your map, and your trait readings are free. Sign up with email or Google and you are inside within a minute.

How is this not just another personality app?

Underneath the game sits a psychometric pipeline — Big Five, HEXACO, attachment, Schwartz values, emotional intelligence, moral foundations — that scores the choices you actually made, deterministically, with an honest uncertainty statement on every reading. Readings say plainly which traits have cleared our calibration bar and which are still experimental. The methodology is published; see /about/science.

Why EU-native?

Because the strictest privacy regime in the world is a feature, not a burden. Your data is stored in EU regions, and every psychometric computation — scoring, aggregation, your profile — runs inside the EU. One scoped exception: the story text of your sessions is generated by Gemini models on Google Cloud's global endpoint, under GDPR safeguards (standard contractual clauses; Google Cloud does not train on customer data). Deletion is one click and total.

What about the EU AI Act?

Neumatics is a limited-risk system by classification. Clinical, hiring, and educational-assessment uses are explicitly gated. The product is restricted to adults by its terms and excludes high-stakes decisions. Full posture is at /about/data-ethics.

Can my data be used to train AI models?

No — not unless you explicitly opt in. A separate, withdrawable consent toggle exists for contributing to aggregate research statistics; it is off by default, and "no" is a perfectly good answer. Full reasoning at /about/data-ethics.

Why a 60-second daily session?

Short enough that people come back voluntarily; long enough to produce a calibrated longitudinal trace. The session length is the unlock for both the habit and the measurement quality.

Where can I see the methodology?

/about/science is the hub — sub-pages cover data layers, persona generation, the calibration loop, validation receipts, and the citations roster.