VibeCheck AI, opening

In betaVibeCheck AI

Forty seconds, every morning.

Show your face. Write one sentence. Get back the day's read, and how in sync you are with the one person you're bonded to. Then it closes.

40s

Start to finish

01

Person bonded

00

Photos uploaded

The morning

How it actually goes.

00:00 → 00:40

00:00

The window opens

The same hour every day. Not a notification you swipe away at noon — a window that shuts on its own.

The window opens

00:08

One look at the camera

The reading happens on the phone. The picture is not uploaded, not stored, not sent anywhere.

Your face stays on your phone

00:22

One sentence

Where your head is. That is the entire input — and a long one counts for less, not more.

Write one sentence

00:40

The read, then it closes

The day's energy, a note written for the state you are actually in, and one number for you and one other person.

The day's card — energy 88

Just as important

What it isn't.

Five things it will never grow into

No feed

Nothing to scroll. When the ritual is done the app is done, and it says so.

No strangers

No discovery tab, no suggestions, nobody you didn't choose yourself.

No chat

One bond, one nudge, no text. There is nothing to compose and nothing to answer.

No paywall on the answer

The note for the day you showed up is always free. What costs money is the archive, months later.

No ads

There is no ad SDK in the build, so there is nothing to switch on later.

Your face

The photo never leaves your phone.

Face detection runs on the device. What travels is two values — the expression it read and how sure it was. There is no bucket for the picture to land in, which is a stronger promise than a policy anyone could quietly rewrite.

The same goes for the person you're bonded to. They see one number and nothing behind it.

What leaves the device
On deviceface detection Sent{ expression, confidence } Uploadednothing Storednothing

The bond

One person, not a network.

Bond 01 / 01

The bond screen — 78 per cent in sync

You bond with one person. They see a single number — how in sync the two of you were today. Not your score, not your sentence, not the hour you did it.

The percentage mixes three things and two of them they cannot know, so the number can't be solved backwards into your day. That is why it is a formula and not a subtraction.

They see

78%

Today's sync, and the day count. That is the whole of it.

They never see

Your energy score, your sentence, the hour you opened it.

City pulse — this week's ranking

A city, without the scoreboard.

Şehir Nabzı ranks the week in Istanbul and resets on Monday. Positions are public; the number is not. Yours sits on your own row and nowhere else — a rank says the same thing without handing anyone the arithmetic.

The beta is small on purpose.

We add people slowly and read every reply. Tell us what your mornings look like now.

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